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Christopher Aaron: Key Ratio Now in Gold's Favor, Stocks to Grind Lower

Christopher Aaron of ‪@iGoldAdvisor‬ and Elite Private Placements discusses a key signal from the Dow-to-gold ratio, saying a multi-decade trend in favor of stocks has been broken in favor of gold for only the fourth time in the last 125 years. "I expect it's going to be basically a grinding multi-year decline in the general equity markets. And as crazy as this sounds, until proven otherwise it looks to me like gold will end up being a multiple of the current price," he said. "It could end up being something like the Dow falls down to 20,000 — about half of its value from here — and maybe gold rises to US$10,000 (per ounce). That would get that ratio at two-to-one ... it looks like the net result is going to be about an 80 to 85 percent loss in real value in general equities." ❓ What's your outlook for the US stock market? Tell us in the comments! This interview was filmed on April 1, 2025. #Investing #Gold #Silver 0:00 - Intro 0:18 - Dow-to-gold ratio signal 5:48 - Gold's blue-sky potential 14:12 - When to buy gold? 17:16 - Stock market outlook 22:51 - How high can gold go? 24:55 - Gold stock frustration 33:37 - When will silver break out? 40:39 - Two gold stock picks 45:07 - Outro ________________________________________________________________ Investing News Network (INN) Find out more about investing by INN @ https://investingnews.com/ Browse our 2025 outlook reports: http://bit.ly/3JHyR1M Follow us Facebook:   / investing.news.your.trusted.source   Follow us on Twitter: @INN_Resource ________________________________________________________________ The Investing News Network does not guarantee the accuracy or thoroughness of the information reported in the interviews it conducts. The opinions expressed in these interviews do not reflect the opinions of the Investing News Network and do not constitute investment advice. All readers are encouraged to perform their own due diligence.