The Biggest Gold Surge Is Still Ahead — and Wall Street Hasn’t Even Shown Up Yet

Gold Is Already Winning — But It’s Just Getting Started

We’ve seen gold soar in recent months—flirting with $4,900 and beyond—and you might think the big boys on Wall Street are piling in. They’re not. In fact, gold futures have climbed more than 70% over the past year, highlighting one of the strongest rallies in decades as investors seek a safe haven amid economic uncertainty. Despite this dramatic rally, Wall Street institutions remain notably under-allocated to the metal, meaning the gold institutional buying surge that many analysts predict has yet to materialize.

According to Ryan McIntyre of Sprott Inc., one of the biggest names in the precious metals world, institutional money hasn’t even entered the game yet. And when it does, he says, it’ll trigger the next major surge in gold.

Let me translate that: the most powerful force in the global financial system—trillions in institutional capital—has been sitting this one out. For now.

The OODA Loop: Why Wall Street Is Still Frozen

McIntyre uses a military concept called the OODA Loop to explain why these firms are lagging. It stands for:

• Observe
• Orient
• Decide
• Act

Right now, institutions are stuck in the “Orient” phase. They’ve seen gold rise—but they’re still trying to make sense of what it means and how to respond. These firms lack the internal gold experts they had decades ago. Most no longer have anyone at the table who can even argue for gold allocations.

Let that sink in. A 60% rally in any other asset class would have phones ringing off the hook. But because gold is considered “old-fashioned” by today's digital-age finance crowd, the sector remains criminally underrepresented in major portfolios.

Wall Street’s Blind Spot = Your Opportunity

Gold-backed ETFs are still sitting below prior highs. Gold mining stocks? Still in the basement.
That’s not what a “late-stage” bull market looks like. That’s a market that hasn’t even started digesting the coming wave of capital.

Here’s the kicker: McIntyre says the real trigger for institutions will be instability elsewhere. When stocks start breaking down, when bonds become uninvestable (and they already are), when inflation stays sticky... that’s when the tidal wave of institutional capital will finally break toward gold.

By then? Too late for the average guy to buy cheap.

Bonds Are a Ticking Time Bomb

McIntyre doesn’t mince words on bonds:

“It’s a suicide mission to hold long-term bonds in this low-interest-rate environment.”

That’s straight talk from a guy who deals with billions. The problem is simple: inflation isn’t going away, debt is out of control, and yet long bonds still yield next to nothing. That’s a guaranteed loss over time, not an investment.

This is exactly why we tell people to get out of paper promises and into real assets like gold and silver—before the herd wakes up.

What the New Portfolio Will Look Like

McIntyre suggests a two-part strategy for institutional investors once they do finally act:

• 10% core allocation in gold
• 5% tactical allocation in mining equities

That’s just 15%. But when you consider the size of institutional portfolios—pensions, endowments, hedge funds, sovereign wealth funds—even a tiny shift of capital can send gold prices flying past $5,000 with ease.

And once those inflows start? You can bet Wall Street’s copycat culture will kick in. That’s how bubbles start—and I’d rather ride the wave early than scramble for scraps later.

My Take: You Need to Be In Before They Are

Let me level with you.

If you’re sitting there waiting for some expert on CNBC to tell you it’s time to buy gold—you’ve already missed the train. The media doesn’t serve your interests. They serve their advertisers: the same banks and brokers trying to sell you on stocks and mutual funds that are being quietly dumped behind the scenes.

This article confirms what we’ve been warning for years: the system is fragile, the debt is unpayable, and the only thing keeping it all afloat is blind faith and fake money.

Once institutions wake up, gold and silver won’t just be more expensive—they’ll be less available. And good luck buying mining shares when everyone else is rushing the door.

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