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GDX Finally Bests Records

GDX’s new-record territory is closer to the beginning of gold stocks’ long-overdue revaluation higher than its end, which is really bullish.

Metals: CPI Inflation Climbs as FED's Powell Predicted in Jackson Hole

The market is up almost 0.94% at the $3647 level. We may have entered a consolidation period, but would I hang my hat on it? Not completely.

Metal Gains Consolidating as Expected

You can see how the market has been holding, and you're back up. When we come to the gold in terms of the swing line, you have the higher lows, higher highs, which is bullish.

Gold Stocks: No Top Until 2029?

The next big downside event for the metals is likely to occur in 2029: the 100th anniversary of the famous 1929 US stock market crash. Gold could be trading near $10,000/oz by then.

Metals Correcting, Momentum Up; US PPI Soon

Ira Epstein notes a recent $30 dip in gold but remains optimistic about buying opportunities, particularly if the embedded reading stays above 79.

Metals: Corrections Can Happen During Runs Like This

You're in the stratosphere at $3642.5. The market did a real nice job of hanging on near that $3380- $3400 level, and it has moved straight on up.

Gold SWOT: Gold Hit a New All-Time High. Will It Climb Higher This Week?

The World Gold Council (WGC) is seeking to launch a new digital form of gold that would facilitate transactions in fractionalized ownership and trading of physical gold held in segregated accounts.

Technical Scoop: Central Cuts, Inflation Threat, Under-Owned Gold

As we expected in our 2025 forecast, we believed the election of Donald Trump would be good for gold. We have not been disappointed. Gold rose 55% during Trump’s first term.

Asian Metals Market Update for 8th September 2025

Gold at $4000 an ounce is more or less a done deal. The general perception is that the gold price will rise to $4000 very quickly in the near term.

The Gold Update: “Is Gold (Again) Getting Ahead of Itself?”

Thus barring inflation having spiked (as shall be determined in the new week), here comes the 17 September Fed cut, because for August, both ADP’S Employment and Labor’s Payrolls data were poor. 

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