$1,800 Gold, Cranking Up Liquidity, Plus When The Bubble Pops
Here is a look at $1,800 gold, cranking up liquidity and when the bubble pops…
Here is a look at $1,800 gold, cranking up liquidity and when the bubble pops…
Today Gerald Celente spoke with King World News about how people can prepare for what is coming. He has also been remarkably accurate predicting the movements in the price of gold for many years, stating years ago that the $1,450 breakout would signify a new bull market phase for gold as well as repeatedly and accurately calling bottoms the gold market. Today he also discussed exactly where he see the downside on this pullback in the gold market.
Gerald Celente: Founder & Director of the Trends Research Institute – Gerald has had a long track record of making some of the most controversial, yet correct calls in terms of global trends and events. In fact, many consider Mr. Celente to be the top trends forecaster in the world…
Gerald Celente: Founder & Director of the Trends Research Institute – Gerald has had a long track record of making some of the most controversial, yet correct calls in terms of global trends and events. In fact, many consider Mr. Celente to be the top trends forecaster in the world…
Today Alasdair Macleod urged investors to take a step back, look at the big picture and remain patient during this consolidation in the gold and silver bull market.
This is a big signal as we come to the end of September.
On the heels of yesterday’s plunge in the gold market, here is a look at what to expect next for gold.
Arthur Cashin, wise to the ways of Wall Street
Thomas Heath, Washington Post: The gentleman ambling across the storied floor of the New York Stock Exchange hardly looks the part of the Wall Street sage. Rumpled and affable, he could be your barber. Put an apron on him, roll up his sleeves and he might be your favorite bartender, right down to the deadpan quips.
Today Art Cashin covers everything from Rome to China, Trump and overseas trading.
The price of gold is still correcting/consolidating, plus severe recession and the Trump card.