Although the value of gold recently took a dip, that comes at the tail end of a long surge that boosted values to historic highs of over $5,000 an ounce. And J.P. Morgan believes prices could rise even more over the course of the year, stating in a recent note to investors, “We remain firmly bullish on gold in 2026, and recently raised our outlook to a range of $6,000 to $6,300 per ounce.”
You don’t need gold bars or investment-grade coins to benefit from rising gold prices. Everyday jewelry can be worth significantly more than many people realize, so if you have any you no longer wear, now is a smart time to sell it.
