Gold’s Risk Rises
Gold today is not just in a bull market, but a super bull market. Investors are buying gold, as are the central banks and the Chinese, and that is a powerful combination.
Charlie Morris has been writing about gold and bitcoin for over 10 years. Hear his thoughts on the world’s two most liquid alternative assets.
Gold today is not just in a bull market, but a super bull market. Investors are buying gold, as are the central banks and the Chinese, and that is a powerful combination.
Atlas Pulse Gold Report Issue 110; I have little doubt that this boom in precious metals, while clearly overbought and
No doubt these are exciting times for silver investors, and the set-up is fabulous. An all-time high after a 55-year wait should certainly be celebrated.
Gold remains overbought, and a consolidation would be the best outcome we can hope for. The best bull markets are long-lasting.
This gold bull market is about price, rather than excessive speculation. The market is hot, but it’s not red hot.
This year, long-dated government bonds have been selling off, and as that has happened, the price of gold has risen. Gold’s correlation with bonds (prices, not yields) has turned negative for the first time since 2011.