Although gold prices consolidated last week, they’ve found a new higher level.
Let’s take a look at what moved the gold price last week – and what it means for my latest gold price prediction for November…
Over the last month, gold prices have surged, tacking on over 3% in just the last two weeks.
And it looks like silver prices are next.
You see, I believe that we’re entering a sweet spot for silver prices over the next few months.
Market turmoil and a …
The latest gold price rally is finally breaking out like I’ve been expecting, and it’s not slowing down soon.
But now that we’ve gotten this substantial jump in the gold price, will it be able to hold, and what should we be looking for next?
I’ll tackl…
As we crossed the end of September, the sentiment on gold prices was about as bad as it can get.
But investors are finally getting a reminder of gold’s wealth-building potential.
While gold continues to struggle to find a catalyst, the price of silver made a notable move this week.
Silver prices are up almost 2% in the past week and nearly 3% in the last two weeks.
This could just be the start for the rally in silver prices thi…
The widely anticipated September Fed rate hike is now behind us.
And the market’s reaction, at least so far, has been right out of the textbook.
The dollar is up, and gold prices are down.
But we know what happens next…
The soaring stock market, sizzling economy, and still historically low interest rates in the United States make it all too easy to forget about the wider world beyond these shores.
But the world is out there… and right now, it’s not pretty.
Silver price action this week, though muted, has shown some slight bullishness.
Gold prices continue to do what I’ve been expecting, as gold trades just north of $1,200.
But there’s a case to be made that the gold price will only move higher.
And today I’m going to show you that’s exactly what’s been happening for the price of gol…
Yet another lackluster week for the price of silver has left the metal trading in a range near $14.15 per ounce. Volatility is low, and that has kept sentiment in the toilet. It’s little wonder.
