Gold's bull market is far from over – here's how to invest - MoneyWeek

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MoneyWeek argues gold’s bull market is “far from over,” framing the metal as a beneficiary of rising inflation, excessive public debt and eventual currency debasement. The piece notes gold has risen more than fifteenfold since 2000, versus an 8.5x gain in the S&P 500 including dividends, and says governments will likely respond to debt burdens by printing more money, eroding purchasing power and supporting gold as a store of value.

The article is essentially a structural bullish case for gold rather than a near-term trading call. It implies that macro backdrop — higher inflation and ongoing fiscal expansion — should keep investor demand for gold intact, though it offers no fresh market data, flows or price targets.