Most Missed Gold’s Run—Few Are Watching This Now

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You Assume Your Bank Account is Yours - Until It Isn't. Your bank doesn't need your permission to freeze or seize funds during "financial stress." When that happens, access disappears first and explanations come later. Learn More Are You Making the #1 RMD Mistake? Most retirees take Required Minimum Distributions in cash. That means more taxes for Washington - and less for you. But IRS Code 408(m)(3) gives you another option.How To Avoid The RMD Trap Is Your TSP Ready for a 20% Drop? A sharp market decline near retirement can permanently impact income. Timing matters more than returns when retirement is at stake. What federal retirees are reviewing now can change everything. Learn More Missed Gold s Big Move? This Pullback May Not Be Random If you feel like you missed gold s recent surge you re not alone. Many investors watched prices climb and assumed the opportunity had already passed. But markets don t move in straight lines. And what s happening right now may be more important than the move itself. Something Unusual Is Happening Recently, both stocks and gold moved higher and are now pulling back at the same time. That s not typical. Historically, gold and equities tend to move in opposite directions. But when they rise - and even correct - together, it has often appeared during periods of underlying stress in the financial system. We saw similar patterns: In 1999, before the tech bubble correction In 2007, before the financial crisis While no two cycles are identical, these moments tend to get the attention of experienced investors. Why This Pullback May Matter Gold has pulled back slightly in recent weeks. On the surface, that may seem like weakness. But historically, in uncertain environments, these types of pullbacks have often been short-term pauses not long-term reversals. At the same time, several forces continue building: Inflation remains persistent Energy markets are becoming more volatile Global tensions continue to rise Interest rates remain elevated National debt continues expanding These are the same types of conditions that have previously increased interest in tangible assets like gold. When markets become uncertain, not all investors react the same way. Some wait for clarity. Others pay attention to early signals and use periods of volatility to reassess their positioning. No one can predict markets with certainty. But historically, these types of environments have been closely watched by those focused on long-term wealth preservation. To help break this down, a new 2026 Gold Strategy Guide has just been released. This free guide explains: Why gold pulled back and what similar moments have looked like historically How inflation, energy, and global tensions may impact future trends What some investors are considering in today s environment This may not be about trying to time the market perfectly. It s about understanding the environment you re in. Get Your Free 2026 Gold Strategy Guide Now Allegiance Gold, LLC is not a broker-dealer and does not provide investment, tax, or legal advisory services. No statement in this communication should be construed as a recommendation to purchase or sell any security, or as investment, tax, or legal advice. Precious metals, like all investments, carry risk, are not suitable for all investors, and past performance does not guarantee future results. We do not guarantee any investment performance. Please consult your own investment, tax, or legal advisor prior to making any investment decision. Third-party information quoted or presented by us in this communication represents only the opinions of the third party and we do not endorse any third-party source of information. We are not affiliated with the U.S. Mint or any government agency. Copyright Allegiance Gold, LLC 2026

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