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Gold Rally Vies for Acceptance at $4600 as Anti-Fiat Trade Rolls On
While much remains up in the air at the moment, with the Dollar grinding in a short-term range and many major currencies echoing that lack of trend, gold prices have been on a consistent tear for almost two years now. To be sure, there has been some pullback along the way, but interestingly, it’s during those pullback episodes that the crowd has seemed most bearish, instead looking for gold to mean revert to prior values; rather than looking for bullish trend continuation and fresh highs, as has been the drive since February of 2024. At this point, Bitcoin is putting in a strong breakout beyond the 95k level and ... (full story)
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