The latest inflation report dropped, and it wasn’t pretty. Prices are still rising—especially in the places that hurt the most. Gas jumped another 5%, groceries spiked across the board, and rent hikes keep punishing the middle class. While Washington spins this as “slowing inflation,” Americans know better. We feel it every time we fill the tank or check out at the store.

Now here’s what the Fed isn’t telling you: even if they stop raising rates, the damage is already done. The dollar has been gutted by years of printing, borrowing, and reckless spending. And while they argue over rate cuts, inflation quietly keeps eating your savings. But gold? It just keeps shining.

Gold doesn’t blink when the Fed flip-flops. It doesn’t crash like stocks or get frozen like bank accounts. It simply holds value—and lately, gains it. This latest CPI report confirmed what smart investors already knew: gold is the ultimate hedge against rising prices. The worse inflation gets, the better gold performs.

Why? Because gold doesn’t rely on faith in the system. It’s not backed by IOUs or promises from bureaucrats. It’s a hard asset—one you can see, touch, and pass down. While your savings melt under inflation’s weight, gold stays rock solid.

And it’s not just history—it’s happening right now. Since the start of the year, gold is up nearly 15% while real wages continue to stagnate. Central banks are buying it. Billionaires are hoarding it. And retirees are shifting into gold IRAs to avoid watching their portfolios evaporate in slow motion.

The writing’s on the wall: inflation isn’t going away. And the dollar isn’t recovering. If you’re not putting at least part of your wealth in gold, you’re gambling with your future.

Tomorrow, we’ll break down how inflation is quietly wrecking bond markets—and what that means for anyone clinging to “safe” government securities.