r/PreciousMetals • u/TheHolyGrailShop • 6d ago
Where is the bottom
It’s a good debate: Where is the bottom for gold?
r/PreciousMetals • u/TheHolyGrailShop • 6d ago
It’s a good debate: Where is the bottom for gold?
r/PreciousMetals • u/MydnightWN • Sep 18 '24
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r/PreciousMetals • u/NXTmine • Apr 18 '23
It's Time To 'Proof' Portfolios From Looming Recession
Gold typically sells off prior to a recession and only begins to rally after it’s begun, but its rally in recent weeks suggests the precious metal, along with silver, is sending a signal that this will not be a typical slump
https://www.nxtmine.com/economics/its-time-to-proof-portfolios-from-looming-recession/
r/PreciousMetals • u/GlobalGoldbug • Apr 18 '23
Newmont just raised its offer to purchase Newcrest last week. This would put more distance between Newmont and Barrick, with Newmont being the much larger company. Barrick has wanted to be the largest company for years. Newmont is the larger company (Barrick #2), and the Newmont – Newcrest merger will just make it worse. The Hycroft reserves would be a very easy way for Barrick to keep up. Barrick hates being number #2
r/PreciousMetals • u/NXTmine • Apr 18 '23
Why Gold Is a Must-Have During a Banking Crisis
Many banks could be overleveraged and – despite new liquidity "tools" created by the Federal Reserve – may ultimately be unable to cope with a rush of depositors looking to yank their deposits.
https://www.nxtmine.com/precious-metals/why-gold-is-a-must-have-during-a-banking-crisis/
r/PreciousMetals • u/NXTmine • Apr 18 '23
Over the years, gold has done better than the US dollar and other currencies. And as gold mine reserves dwindle, the price could continue rising.
r/PreciousMetals • u/Alien_reg • Apr 11 '23
r/PreciousMetals • u/Flat_Snow_4961 • Apr 10 '23