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  • Global Markets Steady as Gold Pulls Back, Oil Firms and FX Reacts to Policy Signals

    From monetamarkets.com

    Global financial markets traded with a steady tone as investors digested mixed signals across commodities and currencies. Gold eased from record highs amid profit-taking, while oil prices firmed on improving demand expectations and supportive macro developments. In the FX space, major currencies reacted to shifting central bank signals, with the Pound and Australian Dollar holding firm while the Yen softened following policy guidance from the Bank of Japan. Overall, markets remain focused on the evolving monetary policy outlook heading into the final trading sessions of the year. Gold prices have edged lower after ... (full story)

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yudhasby
Dec 29, 2025 8:19am
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gold falls to rise even higher
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Tradertuga
Dec 29, 2025 10:01am
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Quoting Trader#66EA
{quote} No.. no no no. Let me explain. When money is being pulled out from somewhere, it deosn't go to money heaven as Gregory Mannarino explained. For example, when we witness the upcoming deflation of bubble in the stock market, that money doesn't dissapear. It moves. Money moves from one reality to another. According to Gregory, money will be pulled out of the stock market and will flow into precious metals (Gold, Silver...) and crypto. This is what the Great Wealth Transfer is all about. Money will shift from one reality into another. So, no......
It is a safe heaven, but not the only one. Still, not worth a 20T USD. That's just insane. That's like worlds 20 Biggest companies combined. For a store of wealth and mean of transfer, it's just not worth that. Maybe 2T...at best.
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Tradertuga
Dec 29, 2025 12:11pm
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Quoting Pipspilingup
Tradertuga go ahead and short gold then lol
Sometimes I short it, a few times I go long. I have bullion myself and love it. I Just think in this forum people just focus to much on its price and not on its value.
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Tradertuga
Dec 29, 2025 8:54am
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Gold still has an insane valuation of over 20T USD. Still needs to correct at least 75% on the next couple of years. Hard to guess a fair value, but I would say a 2T USD valuation to be way generous.
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Trader8722
Dec 29, 2025 9:56am
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Quoting yudhasby
gold falls to rise even higher
Not today
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Trader#66EA
Dec 29, 2025 9:39am
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Quoting Tradertuga
Gold still has an insane valuation of over 20T USD. Still needs to correct at least 75% on the next couple of years. Hard to guess a fair value, but I would say a 2T USD valuation to be way generous.
No.. no no no.

Let me explain. When money is being pulled out from somewhere, it deosn't go to money heaven as Gregory Mannarino explained. For example, when we witness the upcoming deflation of bubble in the stock market, that money doesn't dissapear. It moves. Money moves from one reality to another. According to Gregory, money will be pulled out of the stock market and will flow into precious metals (Gold, Silver...) and crypto. This is what the Great Wealth Transfer is all about. Money will shift from one reality into another. So, no... gold isn't overvalued. It's the stock market that is extremely overvalued. There are trillions and trillions that are about to be pulled from the stock market and moved into the precious metals and crypto. Also, the debt isn't perceived as safe as before anymore. This will all allow even more cash to move into safe haven assets like gold. Gold is the ultimate safe haven asset.
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Pipspilingup
Dec 29, 2025 11:03am
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Tradertuga go ahead and short gold then lol
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Pipspilingup
Dec 29, 2025 11:03am
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absolute delusion
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Roshanekka69
Dec 29, 2025 11:18am
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ill, not worth a 20T USD. That's just insane. That's like worlds 20 Biggest companies combined. For a store of wealth and mean of transfer, it's just not worth that. Maybe 2T...at best.[/quote]
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Trader#66EA
Dec 29, 2025 8:32am
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The discount on Silver is crazy. 12$ drop in a day. Like Gold, this is temporary before another all time high. Too bad people always get scared to take advantage of it...
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