On February 18, 2025, I walked through a signal I got back on Valentine's Day. Now, it's just deciding whether to roll your put hedges down, close your VIX volatility spread, and begin to dip your toes in the water.
The price of gold is benefiting from concerns about growth, and is riding a wave of record highs. Every pullback, however modest, is quickly bought back.
Traditionally, it is believed that the shares of senior Gold miners perform at about three times the leverage of the Gold price. However, they have not done so for several years.
Because these tariff taxes are stagflationary, they are generally positive for gold. The scenario now most likely is a brief pause in the gold market rally while the stock market begins to descend into an abyss.
Gold is a little extended from the average of the four best cyclical moves. It could move sideways for over four months and still maintain the average line.
One of the biggest impacts that the threat of tariffs is creating is within the gold and silver market. As U.S. suppliers scramble for supply, we're seeing London vaults empty and prices surging.
Reports of a London gold shortage due to U.S. tariffs don’t hold up under scrutiny. Instead, rising gold prices stem from increased demand for physical bullion over paper claims. Investors should focus on market shifts, not tariff fears..
With significant policy shifts expected in Washington and ongoing global economic concerns, exchange-traded funds (ETFs) focused on defensive sectors, stable dividends, and geopolitical advantages are gaining popularity.
