The dollar’s collapse against gold is a warning few are ready for. When ETFs and institutional money start chasing the yellow metal, demand could explode, sending prices into uncharted territory. Every decline in the dollar erodes savings, pensions, and wages, and global markets that rely on dollar liquidity will face sudden shocks.
The Dollar has lost 50% of its value versus Gold in the past 3 years.
50%.
Understand where we are.
You now live in a third world country. pic.twitter.com/uGF7SFNPz5
— Spencer Hakimian (@SpencerHakimian) September 3, 2025
Gold is up more than 30% this year, making it one of the best-performing assets in the world.
For perspective: in 1971, when Nixon cut the dollar’s link to gold, it was priced at just $35/oz.
Gold itself hasn’t changed, it’s still atomic number 79. What changed is the… pic.twitter.com/PmF4hz5I0k
— StockMarket.News (@_Investinq) September 2, 2025
Think the move in gold is notable? Just wait until the ETFs start chasing pic.twitter.com/SoOXEd2Hdz
— zerohedge (@zerohedge) September 3, 2025
JPMorgan clients have the largest short position on treasury (looking for yield to rise) in 5 years.
Friday jobs report will bring fireworks 🧨 pic.twitter.com/u5x5JAqwhG
— TT3 (@TradingThomas3) September 3, 2025
The dollar has lost 15% of it's value in the last 7 months, is this winning?
— blake (@blakestonks) September 3, 2025