Larry Lepard: Gold's Worst Week Since 2011 | I'm Buying.

Watch on YouTube ↗  |  March 23, 2026 at 20:00  |  10:32  |  Wealthion

Summary

  • Larry Lepard predicts gold reaching $10,000 to $20,000 due to unsustainable government deficits, money printing, and a "broken" fiscal system.
  • In 2025, precious metals surged: gold +65%, silver +148%, GDX (gold miners ETF) +155%, with his fund up 175%.
  • He acknowledges January 2025 saw speculative froth (e.g., SLV trading volume spikes), leading to a correction; his fund sold into high prices.
  • Current sell-off (March 19th: gold -5%, silver -6-7%) is viewed as a normal correction within a multi-year secular bull market, not a bubble burst.
  • He expects prices to base near 200-day moving averages (silver ~51, gold close) before resuming uptrend, citing ongoing deficit expansion (e.g., $200 billion war supplemental).
  • Disagrees with bearish narratives calling for a return to $3,000 gold or $50 silver, seeing this as growing awareness of a long-term trend.
  • Emphasizes sector volatility, with past fund drawdowns of 30-40%, cautioning that bull markets in this space are punctuated by sharp corrections.
  • From video description: He was buying SILJ (silver miners ETF) and physical gold during the worst week, viewing it as a rare entry point for missed investors.
Trade Ideas
Larry Lepard Managing Partner, Equity Management Associates 0:02
Larry explicitly states, "I believe gold's going to 10,000, 15,000, 20,000." He attributes this to government deficits, unchecked money printing, and a broken fiscal system that gold anticipates, with no reform in sight. Long-term bullish direction due to irreversible currency debasement trend, making gold a core holding. Serious, unexpected reform in government spending that curbs deficits, which he deems unlikely.
Larry Lepard Managing Partner, Equity Management Associates 9:34
He notes silver corrected but remains above its 200-day moving average (~51), and explicitly disagrees with views that it will fall back to $50. Silver shares similar fundamentals with gold; the correction is a normal part of a bull market cycle, and a base is expected to form as deficits grow. Worth watching for entry as the correction provides a setup for potential upside, but timing is key after frothy extremes. If the correction deepens significantly beyond moving averages or if macroeconomic conditions shift abruptly.
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This Wealthion video, published March 23, 2026, features Larry Lepard discussing GOLD, SILVER. 2 trade ideas extracted by AI with direction and confidence scoring.

Speakers: Larry Lepard  · Tickers: GOLD, SILVER