⛏ Gold Echoes 2007 Bullish Trajectory

Is Gold Following Its 2007-2008 Bullish Trajectory?
Gold’s current rally parallels its 2007-2008 trajectory, fueled by aggressive Fed rate cuts and rising recession signals. Indicators like yield curve inversion and employment declines warn of economic instability. As the “Everything Bubble” teeters, safe-haven demand could propel gold past $2,800 if economic turmoil escalates. Read on »

Gold's Seasonal Patterns Indicate Promising Start to 2025
Gold's seasonal trends suggest strong gains in early 2025, with January and April historically performing well. December’s late-year rally often continues into Q1, offering opportunities for strategic investments. Long-term data shows consistent patterns, but caution is advised in March and mid-year months Read on »

Nuclear Energy's Rise Boosts Uranium Despite Geopolitical Supply Risks
Despite a spot price dip, uranium markets show bullish long-term potential. Miners benefit from surging term prices, supply chain tightness, and nuclear energy’s expanding role. Geopolitical challenges—Russia’s enriched uranium ban and Kazakh supply shifts—fuel uncertainty. New developments like NexGen’s Rook I project aim to secure Western uranium supply dominance. Read on »

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