Gold Coiling To Run Wild, Plus Trouble On The Home Front
The gold market is coiling as it prepares to run wild, plus trouble on the home front.
The gold market is coiling as it prepares to run wild, plus trouble on the home front.
As we continue to work our way through the volatility in the metals markets, here is another major gold bullish catalyst, plus people are upset with high inflation.
The situation has deteriorated to the point where global systemic change is now a matter of survival.
What is unfolding in the gold market is truly historic. Here is a quick look.
As the shenanigans continue in western paper gold markets, the world has just witnessed a shocking and historic divergence where the price of gold being traded in China is now over $100 more per ounce than what is being quoted in the West.
As we continue trading in the middle of September, the world is continuing to see currency wars as it awaits the introduction of a Russian gold-backed ruble.
As King World News continues to keep our global readers focused on the big picture for gold and silver during this period of orchestrated volatility and shenanigans in the paper markets, here is a look at the gold bull in stunning charts. Also, the price of silver is about to explode to new all-time highs.
If you think things are tough in the US and Asia, look at how bad the situation in Europe has become.
On the heels of continued volatility, King World News is encouraging all readers around the world to stay focused on the big picture for gold and silver, not the psychological torture of the being orchestrated in the paper markets. Take a look at this.
Look at the mother of all cup and handle formations where fireworks are imminent.
Today Michael Oliver, the man who is well known for his deadly accurate forecasts on stocks, bonds, and major markets, communicated to King World News that he believed the price of silver may be poised for a major upside breakout.
Today Michael Oliver, the man who is well known for his deadly accurate forecasts on stocks, bonds, and major markets, communicated to King World News that despite volatility, the action in the gold market has already shifted positive.
As the gold and silver markets near the completion of the final phase of a multi-year consolidation pattern, gold’s open interest has collapsed…again.
The world is descending into a much-heralded recession but it will be much worse than anyone imagined.
Here is a look at a currency war, “rent too damn high,” and who is guzzling crude oil and commodities.
On the heels of the recent volatility in the gold market, King World News continues to focus on the big picture for gold and it is extremely bullish, which is why it’s so important for investors to ignore the short term noise in the paper futures market.
People around the world need to be extremely careful because another run on banks is happening right now!
Another gold catalyst is happening in the background and that is going to be seen in the form of a wave of massive commodity inflation that has already started. Also, when it comes to the volatility we have been seeing in the gold market, always step back and stay focused on the big picture.
Look at what is about to go up in smoke that is on the brink of default and how it will impact the gold and silver markets.
Even as the US Dollar Index rallies above the 104 level, the gold and silver markets are near a historic upside explosion.
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