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Gold was supposed to be the safe haven. So why did it pull back instead? Geopolitical tension is rising, oil is surging, and the old logic around gold is being challenged again. In this upcoming episode of DeepTalk, we unpack the short-term volatility, the long-term value, and what investors...

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GOLD Elon Musk Elon Musk is suggesting a live walk through and audit of Fort Knox. He isn’t saying there has been fraud but just suggesting a walk through and audit. Why? Well there’s a reason Fort Knox is both a place and a term of endearment for things that are impossible to access. Isn’t it important we know how much gold we have and that it's all there- that there is an accurate accounting? Today gold is an precious metal, used for jewelry, other manufacturing products that use gold, trading, store of value and other uses. Before introducing the FED and allowing central banks to control our money supply, our money supply was controlled by the amount of gold we had. You could never just print money unless there was gold to back it. Nixon ended that and power was turned over to the Federal Reserve. Why is gold being moved from UK banks to USA banks? Some say the UK has a lower conversion rate of gold to dollars. Some say there is a fear of tariffs on gold and the owners and traders want gold to be stored in the US to avoid tariffs. Others say traders fear tariffs will cause inflation and gold will be a better store of value or a hedge against inflation. Did you know there’s a literal fear and greed index that reflects, well, fear and greed in markets. Much of their fear is unfounded because gold doesn’t always fare well in a high tariff environment. That could lead to another discussion of how tariffs will be used as leverage as well as a balancing tool. At the end of the day, gold is being moved into Fort Knox since the inauguration and I think knowing how much we have and how it’s accounted for is an important task for President Trump and he should assign Elon Musk to the task. Rand Paul discusses the issue in this video.
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GOLD Elon Musk Elon Musk is suggesting a live walk through and audit of Fort Knox. He isn’t saying there has been fraud but just suggesting a walk through and audit. Why? Well there’s a reason Fort Knox is both a place and a term of endearment for things that are impossible to access. Isn’t it important we know how much gold we have and that it's all there- that there is an accurate accounting? Today gold is an precious metal, used for jewelry, other manufacturing products that use gold, trading, store of value and other uses. Before introducing the FED and allowing central banks to control our money supply, our money supply was controlled by the amount of gold we had. You could never just print money unless there was gold to back it. Nixon ended that and power was turned over to the Federal Reserve. Why is gold being moved from UK banks to USA banks? Some say the UK has a lower conversion rate of gold to dollars. Some say there is a fear of tariffs on gold and the owners and traders want gold to be stored in the US to avoid tariffs. Others say traders fear tariffs will cause inflation and gold will be a better store of value or a hedge against inflation. Did you know there’s a literal fear and greed index that reflects, well, fear and greed in markets. Much of their fear is unfounded because gold doesn’t always fare well in a high tariff environment. That could lead to another discussion of how tariffs will be used as leverage as well as a balancing tool. At the end of the day, gold is being moved into Fort Knox since the inauguration and I think knowing how much we have and how it’s accounted for is an important task for President Trump and he should assign Elon Musk to the task. Rand Paul discusses the issue in this video.

Joyreaper

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If you've been confused watching gold crash during this war, you're not alone. The financial media won't cover it but there are three macro conditions driving it's price down. Understanding these will help you decide whether to buy more or sell. Here's what they are: 1) The Oil Shock Margin Call Countries that import oil need dollars to pay for increased energy bills. Turkey imports 90% of its oil and 98% of its gas. They were forced to sell 58 tons of gold in two weeks to stay afloat, becoming responsible for the most selling pressure than every other gold ETF investor who are also selling. Countries relying on these imports are doing the same. 2) Currency Peg Defense Every Gulf state pegs their currency to the dollar, which upholds when oil money flows in. Since the Iran war shut the Strait of Hormuz, dollars are still flowing out through food imports, military costs, and capital flight. They have to sell gold to keep their currency stable instead of letting the peg break, which would lead to hyperinflation and economic collapse. 3) War Funding Russia sold $30 billion in gold last year and is banning gold exports over 100 grams starting April 2026. Poland is talking about liquidating $13 billion worth of it for defense spending. That's just two examples of countries converting gold reserves into cash for military spending. Gold crashed because three macro forces margin called entire countries at the same time. The thread below explains why none of this changes the long-term bull case for gold.
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If you've been confused watching gold crash during this war, you're not alone. The financial media won't cover it but there are three macro conditions driving it's price down. Understanding these will help you decide whether to buy more or sell. Here's what they are: 1) The Oil Shock Margin Call Countries that import oil need dollars to pay for increased energy bills. Turkey imports 90% of its oil and 98% of its gas. They were forced to sell 58 tons of gold in two weeks to stay afloat, becoming responsible for the most selling pressure than every other gold ETF investor who are also selling. Countries relying on these imports are doing the same. 2) Currency Peg Defense Every Gulf state pegs their currency to the dollar, which upholds when oil money flows in. Since the Iran war shut the Strait of Hormuz, dollars are still flowing out through food imports, military costs, and capital flight. They have to sell gold to keep their currency stable instead of letting the peg break, which would lead to hyperinflation and economic collapse. 3) War Funding Russia sold $30 billion in gold last year and is banning gold exports over 100 grams starting April 2026. Poland is talking about liquidating $13 billion worth of it for defense spending. That's just two examples of countries converting gold reserves into cash for military spending. Gold crashed because three macro forces margin called entire countries at the same time. The thread below explains why none of this changes the long-term bull case for gold.

Felix Prehn 🐶

22,927 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten

Whenever gold rallies, there's one sector of the market directly tied to it that tends to rally further and faster. Most retail investors don't realize this - and exactly why you can capitalize on it. Gold miners. If gold rises 10%, miners tend to rise 20-30%. The reason why is simple. Costs to extract gold are relatively fixed. When the gold price rises, the gap between what it costs to mine and what they can sell it for widens fast. That margin increase is why every miners outperform gold in bull markets. Right now, miners are making more money than at any point in recent history. And yet the shares outstanding in major gold mining ETFs have actually gone down this year. Retail money hasn't moved into it yet. If you hold gold and you've been wondering whether there's a way to get more out of the same investment, miners are worth looking at. One thing to keep in mind. That same leverage works in reverse. If gold pulls back, miners fall harder and faster. What makes them attractive on the way up works against you on the way down. Risk management is important here. Gold miners are one of five sectors that have historically done well during periods like this. Silver, energy, defense, and utilities also benefit in different ways. I cover all five and how to think about each one in the thread below.
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Whenever gold rallies, there's one sector of the market directly tied to it that tends to rally further and faster. Most retail investors don't realize this - and exactly why you can capitalize on it. Gold miners. If gold rises 10%, miners tend to rise 20-30%. The reason why is simple. Costs to extract gold are relatively fixed. When the gold price rises, the gap between what it costs to mine and what they can sell it for widens fast. That margin increase is why every miners outperform gold in bull markets. Right now, miners are making more money than at any point in recent history. And yet the shares outstanding in major gold mining ETFs have actually gone down this year. Retail money hasn't moved into it yet. If you hold gold and you've been wondering whether there's a way to get more out of the same investment, miners are worth looking at. One thing to keep in mind. That same leverage works in reverse. If gold pulls back, miners fall harder and faster. What makes them attractive on the way up works against you on the way down. Risk management is important here. Gold miners are one of five sectors that have historically done well during periods like this. Silver, energy, defense, and utilities also benefit in different ways. I cover all five and how to think about each one in the thread below.

Felix Prehn 🐶

43,331 Aufrufe • vor 3 Monaten