Any long trade in a bull market is going to be a winning trade because the bull market will eventually correct your timing mistake...it’s not over yet. We still have further to go.
Ira Epstein discusses the current state of the metal markets, noting that they are not in a state of collapse but have not reacted favorably amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions...
In all cases, we should expect gold to move higher in wave -b- over the next couple of weeks. Projections for the end of wave 3 are: $5,936.00 and $9,033.60
With all the global uncertainty in play the trading range of Gold, which as we detailed a week ago had through Q1 been “vehemently volatile”, is now noticeably narrowing.
While a gold ETF is a convenient way to play the price of gold on the market, you don’t possess any gold. You have paper. And you don’t know for sure that the fund has all the gold either, especially when the fund sees inflows. In such a scenario, there have been difficulties or delays in obtaining physical metal.
Epstein notes the current state of the metals and stock markets, which are experiencing declines amid uncertainty, and mentions the oil price dynamics and the situation in the Strait of Hormuz.
Gold reserves of central banks will increase irrespective of the price rise. France spoofed USA by selling the gold in vaults held in USA and subsequently buying the same quantity in open physical market. Other nations will resort to similar tactic for gold stored in UK vaults and vaults in USA.
Ira Epstein delves into geopolitical tensions affecting the metals markets, including confusion over a two-week ceasefire agreement involving Israel, Lebanon, and Iran, and the implications of potential tariffs on the Strait of Hormuz.
Ancient Rome’s government turned into pirates when their debt went out of control, and the same thing is happening now. Fiat is the money of government ding-a-lings and gold is the money of citizen kings.
