Gold Prices During High Inflation, Myth Or Fact? Knowing When To Buy Is Key To Profitable Results

A prevailing theory of what drives the gold price is changes to the consumer price index, also known as inflation. Consumer prices have been skyrocketing. But the price of gold has not. So is this a bullish signal?
If rising consumer prices didn't cause the price of gold to rise then why does inflation drive gold prices.
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Whether rising prices are a signal for gold, depends on the cause. If prices are going up due to nonmonetary forces, would that drive up the price of gold?

There are times when the price of gold and consumer goods are rising together and other times one is moving up sharply, but not the other. For example, 2009-2011, the price of gold more than doubled.
This year, consumer prices are up about 6.3% according to Bureau of Labor Statistics. The price of gold is down about 5%.

If prices go up due to monetary sabotage (Money Printer Go BRRR), that is dangerous inflation. If prices go up to due to shipping sabotage, that is inflation also. And if prices go up due to laws that make everyone use more-expensive cars or heating fuel then that is inflation.

When the fed prints an ocean of money, well, that's the reason I started hoarding metals in the first place.

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