The $370 trillion shift that could send gold to $8,000 | Brett Heath

[libertybele]

Craziness???

The $370 trillion shift that could send gold to $8,000 | Brett Heath

A new wave of “disruptive capital” is coming for gold, says Brett Heath, CEO of Metalla Royalty & Streaming. Speaking with Kitco News Anchor Jeremy Szafron, Heath said Tether is just “the first” among major crypto players moving into the gold sector. He describes this as part of the “Great Rebalance,” a $370 trillion shift out of financial assets and into tangibles like gold. Heath explained that as global capital rotates away from U.S. Treasuries, “gold will need to reach $6,000 to $8,000 an ounce” to accommodate the revaluation already underway. Despite record prices, Heath argues the “mania phase has not even started yet,” calling this one of the most overlooked bull markets he has seen. He believes the royalty and streaming model will continue to outperform miners in this cycle and says the growing overlap between digital assets and gold is only the beginning of a much larger capital transformation............................

https://www.kitco.com/news/video/2025-11-03/the-370-trillion-shift-that-could-send-gold-to-8-000-brett-heath

[DefiantMassRINO]

Gold is frothy, but, there is less trust and belief in the US Dollars and the US Government.

What other vehicle of wealth preservation and exchange is available, aside from the US Dollar?  A diversified portfolio of precious metals, commodities, major foreign currencies, and some bitcoin.

Instead of concentrating holdings in dollars or dollar-denominated assets, nations and investors need to spread it around in a basket of various holdings to mitigate risk, preserve wealth, and maintain liquidity.

Earlier in the year, I was contemplating buying some gold, platinum, or palladium coins, but the train left the station before I could board.

Today's markets melt up and free fall.  I wouldn't have fair warning to sell while I was still above water.

I don't know what will happen with gold, but I do not like parabolic price charts.  So, I'm staying away from precious metals for now.

My roll-over IRA has made a few bucks in mining stocks.

[catfish1957]

Gold is frothy, but, there is less trust and belief in the US Dollars and the US Government.

What other vehicle of wealth preservation and exchange is available, aside from the US Dollar?  A diversified portfolio of precious metals, commodities, major foreign currencies, and some bitcoin.

Instead of concentrating holdings in dollars or dollar-denominated assets, nations and investors need to spread it around in a basket of various holdings to mitigate risk, preserve wealth, and maintain liquidity.

Earlier in the year, I was contemplating buying some gold, platinum, or palladium coins, but the train left the station before I could board.

Today's markets melt up and free fall.  I wouldn't have fair warning to sell while I was still above water.

I don't know what will happen with gold, but I do not like parabolic price charts.  So, I'm staying away from precious metals for now.

My roll-over IRA has made a few bucks in mining stocks.

Glad I bought Au when I did. 

All the stars, at least historically are lining up for a hyperinflation event.  And why the $1.5T in queue may be more consequential than we think.  The stuff has doubled in a year, and I don't see any factor from keeping that happening again.     Land's probably the best hedge now.

My dealer says he hasn't seen a sell order in a month.

[Free Vulcan]

This is one of those times where we aren't pricing a commodity just in terms of supply and demand, like say the price of corn, but this reflects an abandonment of faith in the current reserve currency itself, the dollar.

Rather than just being inflationary, it's a reversal, where the dollar is being defined and priced in terms of gold, not the other way around.