Can I expect gold prices to stay low for the next 4 years of his presidency?
Hell no, quite the contrary. It seems like most people don't get what is Trump's goal as a president. His main objective is to reduce back the US empire into a sovereign nation, in order to avoid the painful crash accompagnying every empire's collapse who are blinded by their hubris and refuse to give up once their time has come. Of course going from worlwide hegemon to a local national power will be painful too, but at least the US could survive it.
The kikes/deepstate want the opposite of this : maintain the US global dominion for as long as possible, consequences be damned. They only seek their own advantage because the rootless elite wont be there to suffer the consequences of their actions, i.e. the implosion of the empire, they have the wealth to leave to greener pastures anytime they want.
Every action Trump has taken so far is pointing toward this direction, of the US being less governing of their colonies and less warmongering. Tariffs on imports, dissolving NATO, not participation in the Green newdeal, reimplementing the industrial forces, no implication in ME conflicts, less governance over the EU, stopping the financing of the ukraine war, etc.. everything is going toward the same direction : withdrawing from the world scene.
And eventually the big piece will be the abandon of the US dollar as reserve currency, it probably is *the* main goal to achieve during his presidency. But what will take the USD spot once it's gone? If foreign nations deal in USD, it's not by pleasure, but because they trust even less their neighboring economic partners to not fuck up their own currencies. The gap will have to be filled with a trustless, intrinsically valuable and widly recognized medium of exchange : gold. Gold (and silver too) will have to absorb all the trades' money to fill the void eventually, so this is gigabullish.