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| Gold & Silver Review |
Gold and Silver's overall trend, revealed by trends of price, leverage, and time, are defined and discussed in The Matrix for subscribers.
As central banks continue to significantly increase their gold acquisitions, investors are keenly observing this trend. While this does not herald a return to a Bretton Woods-like system, gold remains highly valued as a neutral asset. This is especially pertinent as the dollar is leveraged through various tools such as controlled access to SWIFT, tariffs, and confiscations, among others.
A potential shift from a Biden to a Trump administration would likely only alter the control tactics. The underlying message has remained consistent for decades: conform to our rules or face exclusion. This contentious strategy has been a major factor in driving central banks and peripheral economies to seek the neutrality of gold, steering clear of the debt imposed by their economic rivals.
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Why Is Silver Moving Now?
Gold has been leading silver higher for months, driven by central bank buying, and other generic responses given on social media (see article below). Silver, typically lagging but more volatile, is now playing catch-up, recently breaking above $36/oz for the first time in over a decade.
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The only question that really matters, one the Yahoo Finance business journalists will never answer, why now?
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