Gold Bull Catalyst, Inflation Chart Of The Day, Homebuyers Panic, Recession And Bear Market Rally
Here is a look at gold bull catalyst, inflation chart of the day, homebuyers panic, recession and bear market rallies.
Here is a look at gold bull catalyst, inflation chart of the day, homebuyers panic, recession and bear market rallies.
Below are two stunning charts showing consumers drowning in debt as electricity prices continue to skyrocket!
Despite today’s pullback, a very bullish sign for gold and silver is flashing green, plus more signs of serious economic problems.
Today long time market veteran, James Turk, told King World News this pullback in the gold and silver markets is not surprising. He also included a shocking chart that all KWN readers around the world need to see.
The man who has become legendary for his predictions on QE and historic moves in currencies and metals warned King World News that this global collapse will be like nothing seen before featuring economic disintegration, war and riots.
It appears that gold is finally breaking out on the upside after a battle at the $1,800 level.
Gold is once again closing in on a breakout above the $1,800 level, but here is the big surprise.
Look at what commodity is skyrocketing, plus if stocks bottomed here and big trouble in Europe.
Today 61-year market veteran Art Cashin warned the stock market rally may roll over. Plus a look at bubbles and electricity prices that continue to skyrocket as people say can no longer pay the bill.
The battle is raging at the $1,800 level in the gold market. Plus inflation and massive layoffs.
Despite a less than expected inflation report, inflation is still worse than the 1970s. Plus a look at the housing market.
WTF? 233 million new credit card accounts opened since April! Plus a gold shocker!
This just collapsed to the lowest level in history.
Today one of the top money managers in the world discussed gold, war and a doomsday clock approaching midnight.
Today one of the greats in the business noted signs of capitulation are everywhere in the gold market.
Today one of the greats in the business warned that the US Fed has created 50% more money out of thin air in the past 2 years than ever existed in the previous 256 years unleashing inflation hell that is rippling throughout the entire world.
The man who has become legendary for his predictions on QE and historic moves in currencies and metals warned King World News that this fall we will see riots, food shortages, massive inflation, social unrest, higher gold prices and collapsing stock markets.
After a week that saw the price of gold and silver rally, despite the pullback on Friday, this could turn out to be the mother of all short squeezes in the gold market.
Here is an important gold and silver update revealing that managed money remains net short gold.
A day of reckoning is coming, look at these shocking inflation numbers, plus what will it take to crash this market?
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