Gold just broke below $4,500/oz after Fed Chair Warsh doubled down on inflation fighting as the Fed's top priority.

Five years into this fight, and we're still above the 2% target.

At some point you have to ask: is 2% even realistic anymore? Or are we just living in a structurally higher inflation world now?

The Fed keeps tightening, gold reacts, but the underlying problem hasn't gone away. Maybe the target itself needs rethinking.