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Former Sprott CEO: Gold Has Now Replaced Bonds — A New Monetary Order Is Here

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Dec 3, 2025
Peter Grosskopf, former CEO of Sprott and co-founder of Argo, delves into why gold is surging to the forefront of investment in 2025, even amidst a seemingly stable economy. He discusses how central banks are reshaping their reserves due to geopolitical pressures and rising U.S. deficits. As Treasuries lose their safe asset status, gold is becoming the preferred store of value. Grosskopf shares his personal investment strategy, highlighting a significant allocation to precious metals, and explains Argo's innovative gold ownership model.
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INSIGHT

Gold's Rally Was Structural, Not Just Crisis-Driven

  • Gold's 2025 rally reflected broad adoption, not a single crisis, as central banks, institutions, and retail all increased allocations.
  • Peter Grosskopf attributes this to decades of debasement risk and rising demand for defensive assets.
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Central Banks Hedging Dollar And Sanctions Risk

  • Central banks reallocated reserves toward gold to reduce exposure to US-dollar risks and SWIFT-based sanctions.
  • Gold is seen as the only liquid non-dollar reserve that satisfies sovereign needs.
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Wall Street's 180° Turn To Gold Allocations

  • Institutional advice flipped from excluding gold to recommending double-digit allocations, triggering large reallocations.
  • Those shifts create substantial latent buying demand across portfolios.
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