Well, howdy there, Internet people, it's Bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about Trump, gold, copper, grandma, and a question.

While diamonds are a girl's best friend, today we're going to talk about a question about

grandma's economic advice and what the price of metals tells us about where we're

headed economically. We're going to do this because we got a question about it and gold

hit its highest price in all of history. So here's the question. Okay, so about grandma's economic barometer, if gold goes up and copper goes

down, it's a bad sign. Gold is going up, but so is copper. What does that mean? So, just a quick

explainer on this piece of advice. It's called Grandma's advice because it's Folkseywit,

but it's a known economic metric known as the copper to gold ratio. It basically measures

the same thing, just a little bit more advanced. Gold is viewed as a safe haven asset. When there

are shaky economic times,

investors flock to gold driving up the price.

Copper is an industrial metal.

When copper goes down, it's less in demand,

which means there's less industrial activity.

So when both of those things happen,

it's a clear sign that the economy is in trouble.

Gold hit an all-time high of $3,05 per ounce, before dropping back down a little below 3,000.

If you're not familiar with the normal price, this is huge. It's really high.

That means investors are definitely driven by fear of an economic downturn. Copper is getting incredibly pricey as well. Normally, that means

there's a lot of industrial activity, which is good. Is that what it means right now? Not really. Analysts attribute this increase in price

to Trump's tariffs. Trump has talked about a 25% tariff, so there's a lot of activity trying to import

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