GoldNuggets — Breakouts & Mute Media

Callum_Thomas
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Gold Breakout Analogs $Gold - main 2504(GCmain)$

  • The excellent Ronnie Stoeferle remarks: “Looking at historical analogs of major gold breakouts (1972, 1978, 2007, average), 2024 could mark the start of a multi-year rally with extraordinary potential. Could this be the era where gold crosses $10,000 per ounce? The parallels with the past are too strong to ignore, and the implications for investors are profound“.


Media Mute on Gold

  • Marin Katusa muses on the lack of media coverage of gold: “Despite a 70% price surge since 2020, news mentions of gold are at historic lows. The precious metal's meteoric rise appears to be flying under the radar“.


Gold Reserves

  • Jan Nieuwenhuijs notes: “gold’s share of total reserves is sharply going up. According to my estimates—that include unreported purchases by central banks—gold’s percentage of total reserves reached 21% in Q3 of 2024.“


Gold vs Agri

  • Unlike base metals and energy, agri commodities as a group (equal-weighted index of all agri commodities here) have broken out to new highs; extending their uptrend. “In my view this confirms the strength in gold and the bullish commodities thesis as a whole because agri commodities have not had the same China/Global growth concerns cap like base metals and energy prices have had, so they basically give a more pure sense of the underlying trend in commodity prices”.

  • “Overall, I think you take one look at a chart like this and conclude that inflation risk is on the rise — and this at a time when central banks are pouring more easing and monetary tailwinds into the system.”


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