Commercials Continue Making Moves In The Gold & Silver Markets
Commercials continue making moves in the gold and silver markets.
Commercials continue making moves in the gold and silver markets.
Today a legend who is connected in China at the highest levels predicted the price of gold is going to spike to $2,200.
On the heels of the recent volatility in the gold and silver markets, today legend Pierre Lassonde spoke with King World News about what is happening behind the scenes that is going to be a massive game-changer for the gold market.
Lassonde is arguably the greatest company builder in the history of the mining sector. He is past president of Newmont Mining, former chairman of the World Gold Council and current chairman of Franco Nevada. Lassonde is one of the wealthiest, most respected individuals in the gold world, and as always King World News would like to thank him for sharing his wisdom with our global readers during this critical period in these markets.
Today one of the greats in the business said he believes the Fed is finished raising rates and he remains bullish on gold and silver.
With the Dow plunging, Michael Oliver, who is well known for his deadly accurate forecasts on stocks, bonds, and major markets, just told King World News “they’re going to crash this son of a bitch.”
On the heels of today’s Fed decision to raise rates and hike twice more in 2019, markets are reacting.
On the heels of more violent trading in global markets, market veteran, Jim Brown, warns “anything is possible” after today’s Fed decision.
On the heels of continued violent trading in global markets, multi-billionaire Hugo Salinas Price just warned the global financial system is going to crash.
With the Dow tumbling another 500 yesterday and the Nasdaq plunging more than 2%, Art Cashin and Jeff Gundlach gave their take on the stock market plunge and the trapped Fed.
With the Dow tumbling another 500 and the Nasdaq plunging more than 2%, the man who helps to oversee nearly $180 billion gave his outlook for 2019. He also warned that U.S. stocks have entered a bear market and commodities are cheap.