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gearsales06@hotmail.com's avatar

I disagree.Gold sales to central banks are at or near a high.

If anyone controls anything it is Mr Trump.Setting a gauntlet of protection up for cargo ships may be possible.He can undoubtedly control militarily.

Insofar as metals markets go the paper shufflers seem to have control.Fundamentals are obvious for silver.technical traders can guess the future but what they really do well is chronicle the past.

Explain to us how newmont can keep logging in the numbers and business behavior they do and LOSE $10 of market value the next week.

that makes no sense to this observer.

Mike Boylan's avatar

Not sure you're correct on Iran. Don't forget China. They really control Iran, and they want the oil. I think Trump wins on Iran, as the regime needs money, and can't stop pumping or they're ruin the fields. But no place to put it. Money supply growing rapidly, so I do expect gold to continue its uptrend. I see this as key. S&P valuations are stretched. I've followed Warren Buffett for over 40 years. He's never wrong on the big picture. On individual picks, yes, Kraft/Heinz, the airlines(numerous times), Irish banks, and maybe holding on too long on the Washington Post. But his avoidance of the dot com bubble; his stance in '87 pre crash(then he snapped up $1 billion in Coke shares, now over $25 billion, and over $2 million per day in dividends); his post '08 debacle purchases and Op Ed in the NY Times in Sept/Oct, "I Am Buying Stocks Right Here", with the DJI under 7000, have all taught me to pay him heed. He's retired but Berkshire is sitting on over $300 billion in cash, and his recent comments that he's not buying 5-10% declines, but waiting for more carnage, is likely right. Carnage coming. Open AI has pre market cap of $800 billion. It's nonsense.

I see it all tied to money printing regarding gold. And if Iran ends favorably, that doesn't stop it.

What is your view on gold if Buffett's right? Down, then up?

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