Why would gold decline in a recession? It might in deflation, but a recession now means inflation. Why would gold decline in a recession? It might in deflation, but a recession now means inflation.
What makes you think APPL is a good investment at $3.36T market cap and PE ratio of 33. That's a bubble valuation. Even Berkshire is a seller at these prices, and that's very rare.
Gold isn't an investment anymore, it's just taking your money out of the casino before you lose it all.
All SM longs are suffering from recency bias, gamblers fallacy and delusional optimism. A great strategy until it isn't.
I was being facetious. Just check out the trends in housing, employment, earnings growth rates, interest expenses, business delinquencies, bankruptcies...
When the crowd tries to get out, they'll be selling a herd of elephants through a paper straw.
I'm already short. just look at the trends in housing, employment, earnings growth rates, interest expenses, business delinquencies, bankruptcies...
When the crowd tries to get out, they'll be selling a herd of elephants through a paper straw.
The USD is crashing. Against gold, commodities, and prices of all things.
It's only hidden by the crashing of all other fiat currencies, something the average person is clueless about.
doesn't matter. momentum turned down. the trend of the jobs data is what matters, and it's down. with momentum down, price will decline and people will come up with a way to blame it on a singular news item.