Gold’s Moment of Truth
Gold bounced off a key support level last week, and continues to hold its gains after the Fed’s announcement to maintain easy money policies.
Gold bounced off a key support level last week, and continues to hold its gains after the Fed’s announcement to maintain easy money policies.
Gold is providing a key pocket of value in a market where everything else is getting more and more expensive.
In an irrational economy, emotions rule. What does this mean for the long-term performance of gold?
The new commodities supercycle is combining with a recessionary economy. What does this mean for gold?
Gold looks to continue its downward momentum after a double bottom at its November 30th lows.
Gold is continuing its lackluster short-term performance, but the fundamentals are now shaping up to trigger the second phase of its massive bull market.
Gold continues its contained volatility, likely heading for a pivotal breakout.
After a steep drop in the first few days of 2021, Gold has been bouncing up and down in the mid 1800’s.
The Dollar slowly decays against other currencies, as gold enjoys a bullish holiday season.
Gold has hit a double bottom on a key support level and now looks to be climbing in response to the FOMC meeting minutes.