We mapped 46 years of cross-asset correlations. One relationship barely moved. Another flipped sign 34 times.
That’s the problem with “set-and-forget” diversification: the assets in your portfolio may stay the same, but the relationships between them don’t.
Across 1980–2026:
🔹 Gold and silver were positively correlated in almost every rolling 12-month window.
🔹 Gold and the S&P 500 moved between positive and negative correlation as market regimes changed.
The takeaway isn’t simply to own gold. It’s that a portfolio built for one regime may behave very differently in the next.
46 years, one chart, in the video 👇
How would your allocation hold up across regimes?