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That is just a blank page to the sheeple. It's massively growing debt and unbacked money printing.This should probably be in trading systems and strategies but I have found that fadng The Kouk has been a profitable strategy.
Very strong buy signal here
Enter, FOMO.That is just a blank page to the sheeple. It's massively growing debt and unbacked money printing.
Gold now at an all time high is going to fly up from here.
Just my humble view.
Define overextended, especially in terms of DXY.I’m a TA trader so let the charts do the talking.
Found this link interesting -
Gold has well & truly over extended itself and FOMO currently will only push the price higher short term.
Define overextended, especially in terms of DXY.
Why does it (have too). This uptrend on historical's is just at the start of the rise on past percentage terms.Wayne, I’m with you not against you. The DXY is weak and becoming weaker!
The Gold index is very hot! FOMO is kicking in however one would think a retracement has to follow at some stage!
It’s overextended itself with the very strong rally up in an extremely short period of time!
A very, very quick and decisive movement Up!
Who knows when it will retrace but it will retrace, has too ....
The trend is firmly established & looking sensational!
https://www.barchart.com/futures/quotes/GCQ20/opinion
BTW - I’m holding my 8 gold players.
Why does it (have too). This uptrend on historical's is just at the start of the rise on past percentage terms.
Just FYI
https://www.afr.com/companies/financial-services/two-of-the-world-s-biggest-banks-blacklist-perth-mint-20200724-p55f3v#:~:text=Two of the world's largest,could lose its London accreditation
Two of the world's biggest banks blacklist Perth Mint
Angus GriggNational affairs correspondent
Jul 27, 2020 – 12.00am
Two of the world's largest banks, HSBC and JPMorgan, have stopped buying gold from the Perth Mint, citing potential damage to their reputation and concerns the government-owned refiner could lose its London accreditation.
The black ban follows revelations in The Australian Financial Review that the mint was buying up to $200 million of gold a year from a convicted killer in Papua New Guinea and that child labour and toxic mercury were present in its supply chain.
In response, the London Bullion Market Association, the world's largest precious metals exchange, said it was reviewing Perth Mint's ethical sourcing accreditation.
Children often work with their families mining gold in PNG. supplied
The investigation by the LBMA, which said it was taking the revelations "very seriously", has seen HSBC suspend purchases of 400 ounce gold bars and the smaller 1kg bars from the mint. JPMorgan has suspended purchases of the 1kg bars.
The mint, which is owned and guaranteed by the WA government, is the largest refiner of newly mined gold in the world.,.......
Just FYI
https://www.afr.com/companies/financial-services/two-of-the-world-s-biggest-banks-blacklist-perth-mint-20200724-p55f3v#:~:text=Two of the world's largest,could lose its London accreditation
Two of the world's biggest banks blacklist Perth Mint
Angus GriggNational affairs correspondent
Jul 27, 2020 – 12.00am
Two of the world's largest banks, HSBC and JPMorgan, have stopped buying gold from the Perth Mint, citing potential damage to their reputation and concerns the government-owned refiner could lose its London accreditation.
The black ban follows revelations in The Australian Financial Review that the mint was buying up to $200 million of gold a year from a convicted killer in Papua New Guinea and that child labour and toxic mercury were present in its supply chain.
In response, the London Bullion Market Association, the world's largest precious metals exchange, said it was reviewing Perth Mint's ethical sourcing accreditation.
Children often work with their families mining gold in PNG. supplied
The investigation by the LBMA, which said it was taking the revelations "very seriously", has seen HSBC suspend purchases of 400 ounce gold bars and the smaller 1kg bars from the mint. JPMorgan has suspended purchases of the 1kg bars.
The mint, which is owned and guaranteed by the WA government, is the largest refiner of newly mined gold in the world.,.......
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