⛏ Gold Pulls Back After Spike

Gold Pulls Back After Spike
Gold’s latest breakout may have hit its first real wall. The $3,500 peak triggered a swift pullback amid a holiday liquidity crunch and shifting macro tone. Technical charts suggest a short-term consolidation is likely, though long-term fundamentals—central bank demand, de-dollarization, rate cut expectations, and inflation fears—remain highly supportive. Attention now turns to Asian demand, which has quietly led gold’s gains in recent months. Read on »

Gold Repatriation Signals Global Shift
In a move that signals deep geopolitical mistrust, Germany is demanding the return of its gold from the United States. As confidence in U.S. institutions wanes, and with trade war rhetoric escalating, this repatriation could inspire other nations to follow suit — a potential blow to American financial hegemony. Read on »

Dollar Breakdown Sparks Gold Rally
A major breakdown in the U.S. dollar has officially arrived, as it plunges through the 100 threshold—an event with enormous implications. Historically, dollar bear markets have fueled powerful commodity supercycles. Macro signals suggest we may be at the start of another, with silver, gold, and global stocks poised to benefit. Read on »

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