Gold breaks another historical record, hitting a new high of $5300! This isn’t just a technical adjustment—it’s a restructuring of the global financial order. Trump’s latest statement is extremely rare: not only did he acknowledge the rationale behind the dollar’s depreciation, but he also openly questioned why the U.S. can’t engage in competitive devaluation like China and Japan. When the U.S. President starts complaining that the dollar is 'too expensive,' global safe-haven funds have no choice but to flow into gold and silver. This isn’t about gold prices being too high—it’s about the dollar’s 'legitimacy' shrinking at an accelerated pace. What Trump wants is manufacturing to return, and the price might be the strong dollar hegemony that’s been maintained for half a century. Don’t ask if $5300 is expensive—ask Trump when the dollar will depreciate enough.