Gold, Silver, The Markets, & The Economy Get Their First Glimpse Of Reality For 2019
SilverDoctors.com
January 28, 2019
SD Outlook: Reality is, of course, that gold & silver are set to take-off, while the markets tank and the economy collapses. Here’s why…
Yippie!
We finally get the government’s lies & propaganda economic reports this week, and there’s some big ‘uns:
Trade statistics
GDP statistics
Inflation statistics
Employment statistics
If the markets aren’t prepared for a change in narrative, to, oh, say, a lousy trade report, a crummy print of the GDP, higher inflation, or a dismal employment report, in my opinion, markets will begin to start pricing in the reversals, which means, to me, gold and silver begin their ascent as the stock market begins making its ultimate move down, wherever that may be.
Furthermore, if “everything is awesome” in those reports, the markets may not like that either because it would mean the return of the “hawkish” Fed.
Oooh, scary-scary!
Relatively speaking, gold & silver have held steady ever since the rate hiking process began in December of 2015, so I’m pretty sure gold & silver would not only not face headwinds from higher interest rates, but I think gold & silver would rise regardless, especially as the inflation hedge begins to take shape.
Remember, gold and silver are many things, and right now, a few of the things that gold & silver are behaving as just so happen to be:
Completely liquid money, better than any physical cash fiat currency or crypto
Hedges against uncertainty (good thing we don’t have any of that /sarc)
Hedges against inflation (such as in the first scenario above)
The “love trade” is on
Etc, etc, etc
My point is that a confluence of factors are all converging that should boost demand in general for gold & silver, and those are only a few of the factors supporting the bullish price-trend for gold.
We may even find out this week if the physical supply of gold & silver are showing signs of tightness.
Because just like with palladium, in my opinion, and very soon, we will begin to see just how tight or loose physical inventories really are.
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