Is the Precious Metals Pullback Over?
Gold and silver are oversold, but it’s important to watch the latest consolidation pattern forming on the intraday charts to see whether another quick flush is next or if a rebound is ready to begin.
Gold and silver are oversold, but it’s important to watch the latest consolidation pattern forming on the intraday charts to see whether another quick flush is next or if a rebound is ready to begin.
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Analyst Steve Penny projects further downside in silver and gold but calls it a "major buying opportunity." He sees a Fed-driven panic as the spark for triple-digit silver.
Global conflict drives historical asset shifts. Expert Chris Macintosh highlights US moves to secure Western Hemisphere resources, pointing to commodities and cheap South American equities.
After decades of price suppression, the world is waking up to a silver deficit so deep it could ignite the biggest precious metals bull run in history.
Gold's correction is a liquidity event, not a collapse. The dollar's strength is relative. Look for a melt-up fueled by money supply.
Gold is being elevated by central banks, signaling the dollar's declining reserve status. Price dips are often market manipulation, a buying opportunity.
Russia, like China also owns gold through its people now.
Rule emphasizes he holds gold not for profit, but as insurance to maintain purchasing power, comparing it to life or auto insurance, a safety net you hope you never need to collect on.
The gold market pullback is a "long overdue" correction, according to a top technical analyst who called the prior top using a rare "sequential nine" pattern.