Gold opened 1% lower this morning, but it's fought its way back to $3,055. Silver has slipped 25 cents to trade at $33.75.
Given all the attention gold (in particular) has received in recent months – as well large gains in the dollar price of both gold and silver – you'd think the average investor would finally be getting involved in this market in a big way.
Nope!
In fact, we're seeing only a tiny uptick in the U.S. retail market demand.
The demand driving the metals' price gains continues to come from abroad.
Sadly, the "experts" that guide the American mainstream are still steeped in conventional thinking and therefore pooh-pooh gold.
As a result, an allocation to physical precious metals (even via ETFs) is still unusual, despite the fact we're nearly 25 years into a long-term uptrend.
"The markets are predictive mechanisms, and none are more sensitive than gold.
"Just as gold rose post-Covid as it discounted the eventual inflationary reaction to the Fed's easy-money rescue efforts, it's predicting something ahead," said Lundin.
"That "something" is likely some combination of easier money and higher inflation."
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At the same time, some folks may feel it's time to take some profits and/or need funds for another purpose...
...if so, don't forget Money Metals is also an excellent place to SELL your gold and silver. This can be done through any product page at MoneyMetals.com or by calling 1-800-800-1865!
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