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In the 1970s, competitive currency devaluation made gold the ultimate store of value. With no domestic political pressure for devaluation, gold soared beyond expectations. But was it fundamentals—or just momentum and speculation—that sent prices skyrocketing? Rick Rule breaks down the past and what it means for gold today.

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