It is clear from the recent action in bond markets that something in the financial world is about to break, which is why the US Treasury just hired someone who is the architect of gold bonds.

Something In The Financial World Is About To Break
October 1 (King World News) –
Ben Hunt:  Not to be all alarmist or anything, but a) this move in 10yr and 30yr isn’t oil or Iran related, and b) something in financial-world is going to break.

Ouch
Peter Schiff:
  The 10-year Treasury yield topped 5.33%, the highest since 2002. Our national debt in 2002 was just $6 trillion. Paying 5.33% on that entire amount would cost $319.8 billion annually. On today’s $40.1 trillion debt, it would cost $2.14 trillion annually—more than Social Security.

Bond Market Crash
MBA Economics:
  While the U.S. bond market continues to crash, it is no coincidence that Judy Shelton was just hired as a counselor to U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

Treasury Secretary Bessent needs help taking control of the bond market.

Treasury Counselor Shelton is the architect of gold bonds. She developed the playbook for using a gold revaluation alongside gold bonds to reduce the burden of U.S. debt while keeping interest rates low and inflation contained.

She is truly a pioneer in the field of economics.

It took the bond market crashing for the US government to realize they had a problem.

Judy identified the problem long before it became a problem.

The Treasury knew exactly who to call to get the bond market under control!

Treasury Counselor Shelton!

All you’ve ever had to do was buy gold

It truly is that simple.

Fear nothing.

The market is wrong. Higher rates are not bearish for gold.

They are bullish…


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Golden Opportunity
Frost Trader:
  Market is critically mispricing XAU.

10Y Yields > 5.30% = Gold bleeds…

BUT the debt market is hitting its historical limit.

Bear Trap is fully formed. The macro entry is set.

Bookmark this map for 2026-2027.

Gold
Ole Hansen, Head of Commodity Strategy at SaxoBank:
  September produced a striking divergence between gold and investment demand. Gold fell as US Treasury yields surged, yet gold ETF holdings rose for a second consecutive month. The continued inflows suggest investors were looking beyond the immediate headwind from higher real yields and instead focusing on what those higher borrowing costs may ultimately mean for fiscal sustainability and already elevated government debt levels. It raises an interesting question: what happens to gold once yields stabilise and the inflationary impulse from higher energy prices begins to fade? If investment demand has remained resilient during such a hostile rates environment, an easing of that pressure could provide a powerful tailwind.

… and
SV Trade CZ:
  …and inventories in New York are also declining. At the same time, North American ETFs saw outflows of approximately 5 tonnes last week.

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