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“The Great Reset” is a term that we are hearing more frequently in the financial news today, but what exactly is “The Great Reset”? In Episode 16 of The Goldnomics Podcast, Stephen Flood, Mark O’Byrne and Dave Russell discuss “The Great Reset” and how it could impact investors, what they can do now to prepare themselves and their finances and the role that gold plays in protecting your wealth. [embedded content] [embedded content]...

The Brexit deadline of December 31st, the date beyond which the transition or implementation period cannot be extended, now looms large and the dreaded “No-Deal” Brexit outcome looks increasingly possible by the day. There is plenty of brinkmanship, rhetoric and passionately held views on the Brexit issue and recent days have seen this again. It is and will continue to be a highly partisan and divisive issue. It is important to tune out the political noise and...

Today we are taking our weekly look at the charts for gold and silver. After what has been the most unusual campaign season for both candidates, election day has finally arrived. Regardless of your political persuasions, both gold and silver look to be setting up for an explosive move higher. First let’s take a look at the gold price chart… After pulling back from its all-time high of approx. $2,065, gold has consolidated and seems to have formed a nice base. It has...

As we continue to await the official result of the US Election, in the short-term financial markets remain volatile. However, today Mark O’Byrne is talking with David Bell of PCD Club about why the current uncertainty in global financial markets has High Net Worth Investors seeking out physical gold coins and bars in preference to ETF’s, Digital Gold and Crypto-Currencies. [embedded content]   You Might Also Like...

Today we are taking our weekly look at the charts for gold and silver. Republicans and Democrats continue to play the “will they, won’t they?” game over another stimulus package in a Covid19 ravaged US economy. An agreement on a package will ultimately be seen as positive for the markets but, with the US Election just weeks away this may prove to prolong negotiations or postpone decisions until the results of the election are clear and accepted by all. Will Gold Now...

Today we are taking our weekly look at the charts for gold and silver. Corvid 19, the US Election and US Financial Stimulus talks have given gold plenty to digest over the last week. On a short term basis gold has been taking a lot of signal from the fortunes of the stock markets and increased hopes of agreement of a financial stimulus package gave a boost to both stock markets and the gold price. Gold ran in to significant resistance and failed to close above the...

In today’s video GoldCore’s Mark O’Byrne is interviewed by the Wealth Research Group, discussing the start of a new bull run for gold and silver and what we can expect. Some of the areas Mark touches on today include… What investors are currently buying The importance of owning physical gold Comparing golds performance with previous highs Investors motivations for purchasing gold What people are fearing; the size of the national debt, inflation or deflation?...

The chart of silver at the moment shows that it is poised for a breakout move. It has failed on a number of occasions recently to close above resistance at $24.40. If we do see it closing above this level that could signal a quick move up to the next major resistance at $26.50. However it is also also finding support from the major upward trend line that has held since the March lows and a break below this could signal a retest of the recent lows (approx. $22.65)...

Markets have struggled to find a clear direction as they attempt to digest US election news, debate performance, the impact of increased Covid-19 restrictions in many countries and vaccine news. The charts of gold and silver reflect the battle for dominance between the Bulls and the Bears. Today’s silver chart is a bit more crowded and busy than usual. Silver has continued to close just above the major trend line support from the March lows. It is also trading below...

Anxiety about an increase in Covid19 cases and fears of a second wave coupled with revelations of historic money laundering practices of major global banks weighed heavily on financial markets yesterday. Precious metals were not immune to the sell off which saw gold below $1,900 and silver off a whopping 12% during intraday trading. The following charts show the short term support that halted the rout in precious metals by the end of the day. With the negative news...