Last Thursday, we sat down with renowned analyst Lobo Tiggre to unpack what’s really driving gold and silver — and why this time might actually be different.
Lobo didn’t hold back: he sees a paradigm shift underway, with Trump’s return to the political stage, persistent geopolitical volatility, and long-term distrust in fiat currencies shaping a new kind of gold market. Gold’s recent move above $3,000 isn’t a top, he argues — it’s the start of a new normal.
Given gold (at the time of writing) is now comfortably above $3,100 and there is more to come then I think we can agree this is the start of something. Tomorrow is Trump's so-called Liberation Day and with it will come a whole new surge of uncertainty and concerns - a positive environment for gold.
We also asked Lobo about the miners: why they’ve lagged, whether that’s changing, and which kind of companies are finally delivering the leverage investors expect. Spoiler: it’s not the speculative juniors.
On silver? He’s bullish — both as a monetary hedge and for its industrial demand — but he warns against chasing spikes. A slow, sustained climb would be healthier, and possibly more likely.
We filmed this on Thursday, March 27th, so a few price references might have shifted, but Lobo’s insights are grounded in long-term dynamics — not daily noise. Whether you’re already positioned or still watching from the sidelines, his take is a useful lens on where we might be headed.
About the author
