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Oliver emphasized his belief that gold and related monetary metals serve as prime investment suggestions for the foreseeable future, particularly as the impending stock market correction becomes evident. He cited past trends where during stock market declines, gold often performs well, both on an absolute and relative basis.
However, while he recognizes the potential for a temporary uptick in T-bonds, he warns against relying on them long-term due to underlying bearish trends in the bond market. Oliver argued that significant shifts—from the stock market to gold—are often driven by momentum change rather than direct correlations between asset classes.