What The Italian Vote Really Means And Why Commodities Are Set To Continue To Surge
On the heels of Italy’s no vote and Renzi’s resignation, this is what the Italian vote really means and why commodities are set to continue to surge.
On the heels of Italy’s no vote and Renzi’s resignation, this is what the Italian vote really means and why commodities are set to continue to surge.
With interest rates soaring, today the man who has become legendary for his predictions on QE, historic moves in currencies, and major global events, warned King World News that a devastating collapse looms as India sees the price of gold selling at a jaw-dropping $1,600 – $3,000.
Despite propaganda to the contrary, China’s rise will be the big story in 2017.
The biggest worry about 2017 will surprise KWN readers around the world.
As we come to the end of the first week of trading in the month of December, there has been commercial and bullion bank short covering in the gold and silver markets.
Today one of the greats in the business warned investors to be cautious.
With many investors around the world still worried about the action in gold, silver, and the mining stocks, one firm just told clients to over-weight mining stocks in their portfolios and laid out the reasons for a boom in commodities in 2017.
With continued weakness and gold extremely oversold, UBS just issued a report stating gold is down, but not out. There are some charts included and a brief note about the silver market as well.
Look at this market seeing massive waterfall decline as other hit new highs as chaotic global trading continues.
As we kickoff trading in December, is this the most important chart of 2016?