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What was said about Gold

This is the TubeRank file on GLD. Price calls from finance YouTube are kept here with the original quote, then checked against the market once their window closes. Read it the way you would a research notebook.

GLDGold

$400.07as of 10h ago

The record, in brief

4 calls from 2 channels are on file for GLD. None have resolved yet, so there is no hit rate to report. 1 is still pending. The record leans bearish: 0 bullish and 4 bearish.

On file
4

recorded calls

Hit rate

nothing resolved yet

Pending
1

awaiting a result

Channels
2

0 bullish · 4 bearish

No chart in this file yet

Plotting needs at least two calls that each have a price target and a video date. What we do have is listed below.

Calls, by channel

Grouped by who said it. The latest thesis is written out; open a channel for the calls we kept, newest first.

Meet Kevin3 callsBearish

Kevin argues he is not bullish on gold going forward because he believes incoming Fed leadership will avoid aggressive money printing, which would stabilize the government's balance sheet and be a headwind for gold. He suggests other diversification options may be more attractive.

Most recent thesisSep 15, 2026Source video

Kevin argues he is not bullish on gold going forward because he believes incoming Fed leadership will avoid aggressive money printing, which would stabilize the government's balance sheet and be a headwind for gold. He suggests other diversification options may be more attractive.

Earlier theses (2)
BearishAug 31, 2026Source

Kevin explains gold's failure to rally on the Iran news by arguing that Kevin Warsh's selection as a hawkish, anti-money-printing figure undermines gold's traditional debasement hedge narrative. He says he called a top in gold around the time Warsh was chosen and now sees gold as less effective as a hedge in the current environment.

BearishJul 29, 2026Source

Kevin argues gold has topped now that Kevin Warsh (a non-money-printing, Austrian-leaning Fed pick) is running the Fed, and he believes gold could be entering a multi-year bear market. He frames this as tied to the Fed's reduced willingness to run the money printer.

Randy Kirk1 callMixed

Randy has an existing long-term expectation for gold to reach $3,500 but says his confidence in that target has weakened considerably, now viewing it closer to a coin-flip. He believes $4,000 is currently acting as a support floor for gold.

Most recent thesisAug 14, 2026Source video

Randy has an existing long-term expectation for gold to reach $3,500 but says his confidence in that target has weakened considerably, now viewing it closer to a coin-flip. He believes $4,000 is currently acting as a support floor for gold.