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Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to discuss why he is still convinced that for a meaningful and sustained real bull market in the precious metals, that we need to see further corrective moves in the us equity markets.
We review the potential path for Fed policy, bonds, interest rates, and the eventual point where the central bank will be forced to pivot back to more accommodative policies.
It is this point where gold, and later silver and the mining stocks will eventually diverge from the general markets, as a counter-cyclical investment.
The upcoming stagflation might be less severe than in the 1970s. So is the Fed’s reaction, which could mean good news for gold. There are many terrifying statements you can...
Gold dove below $1800 on Friday morning, testing this year’s low at $1790. It has managed to get support from buyers on a dip below the important round level in the last six...
Oil bulls might still be grimacing while the bears rejoice over June’s extraordinary plunge that led to crude's first loss in a month since November. Moving on from that is the...
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