• 00:28 – Gold’s Bull Run in Context Gold recorded 76 all-time highs by April 2025; while impressive, it's still short of historical extremes like the 1970s (209 highs), suggesting room to run.
• 01:06 – The “Big Long” Thesis for Gold Gold’s strength is tied to structural forces: declining trust in Western systems, sustained inflation fears, and robust central bank buying.
• 02:26 – Central Bank Demand & Poland’s Surprise Role Over 1,000 tonnes net purchases for three years straight, with Poland emerging as the top buyer in 2024—signaling deeper monetary strategy shifts.
• 04:20 – Short-Term Corrections vs Long-Term Targets While a dip to $2,800 is possible, the report maintains bullish targets: $4,800 (base) and $8,900 (inflationary case) by 2030.
• 05:08 – Silver as High-Beta Opportunity Silver has lagged gold but may be poised to catch up, driven by Indian ETP demand, shrinking free float, and future tech (solid-state batteries).
• 06:39 – Gold-Silver Ratio: Silver Undervalued? The report notes an elevated gold-silver ratio, historically a signal that silver is undervalued and may outperform in coming months.
• 07:02 – Geopolitical Instability & Inflation as Catalysts Global uncertainty—trade wars, Ukraine, Middle East—and persistent inflation reinforce gold’s safe haven role amid a weakening U.S. dollar.

Professor Remington Vanderbilt breaks down the sharp rise in gold prices on May 24, 2025, highlighting the latest Fed policy tone, weakening dollar index, and renewed ETF inflows. Silver and platinum also saw solid gains. Tune in for data-backed analysis and institutional signals shaping today’s precious metals action.📩 For comments or questions, email: contact@remingtonvanderbilt.com