After a long downtrend that is starting to look like a bull-flag type pattern, gold has reached a historically important level - which has corresponded with multiple inflection points since 2011 (including March 2020).
Gold has a clear negative relationship with 10 year rates - which are also at a key historical inflection point in a sharp rise amid a multi-year secular downtrend. Rates are already rejecting hard off a key fib level (red line), and we should expect them to go down in the coming months. Furthermore, the 10-year RSI is at historically high levels. Previous iterations over 70 have usually corresponded with the start of major declines in 10-year rates.
All these factors together suggest now is the time to go long on Gold.
Gold has a clear negative relationship with 10 year rates - which are also at a key historical inflection point in a sharp rise amid a multi-year secular downtrend. Rates are already rejecting hard off a key fib level (red line), and we should expect them to go down in the coming months. Furthermore, the 10-year RSI is at historically high levels. Previous iterations over 70 have usually corresponded with the start of major declines in 10-year rates.
All these factors together suggest now is the time to go long on Gold.
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Hey, well at least Gold is up.Disclaimer
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