Gold’s “Bottom” in 2019 May Mean Big Things for the Near Future

From Birch Gold Group

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This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest top stories involving gold and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold prices have bottomed in 2019 and will keep moving up, why there’s much more to gold’s gains than the coronavirus outbreak, and man finds a stash of gold coins worth over $100,000.

Trader: Gold prices bottomed in 2019, will keep moving higher and possibly breach all-time highs

Following sensational price action in 2019, gold jumped above a seven-year high of $1,600 within just one month. With gains such as these, it can be easy for investors to get overly focused on short-term technical charts and ignore the bigger picture in the gold market.

As thrilling as the shorter-term movement has been, Peter Reznicek, head trader at ShadowTrader, believes there is much more to be excited about in regards to gold when one looks at the market in a broader way, assessing the metal’s movements across years and even decades.

Talking to Kitco in a recent interview, Reznicek said that he favors a 20-year chart to get an accurate gauge of gold’s true strength. When looking at this chart, it becomes clear that gold prices formed a bottom in early 2019 and that the summer breakout marked the start of a lengthy period of price gains.

With the metal currently trading around $1,570, Reznicek is certain that everything is in place for gold to recapture the next key resistance at $1,613. From there, Reznicek thinks that the next big level to look out for are 2011’s all-time highs of $1,900, and the trader thinks this price range could be much closer than expected. While acknowledging that the coronavirus outbreak has had some price impact thus far, Reznicek believes that the metal isn’t dependent on any one driver and that a long gold position is a very safe one to assume.

Gold is continuing to trade around multi-year highs and the coronavirus has little to do with it

Gold has been one of the few gainers in the past weeks as most assets have come under a sharp sell-off in response to the coronavirus outbreak and its potential ramifications on the global market. And while one might be tempted to attribute a sizeable chunk of the metal’s performance to the pandemic, numerous analysts have stated that the coronavirus is only one out of many ingredients that are propelling gold to multi-year highs.

In fact, J.P. Morgan’s analysts said in a recent note that the coronavirus might actually be holding gold back, as it has primarily affected one of the largest markets for the metal. Despite gold’s striking performance over the past months, the bank’s Global Commodities Research team noted that gold’s gains are lagging behind Treasury yields.

Despite this, gold remains bolstered by numerous tailwinds that all but guarantee a continuation of the same price action that investors have grown accustomed to over the past few months. As BullionRock’s Managing Director Robin Newbould points out, gold gained 20% last year due to a combination of low growth forecasts, negative-yielding global bonds, expectations of a weakening dollar and geopolitical risks.

All of these drivers remain in full force, suggesting that the metal has ample room to continue moving up. The dovish policy shift by central banks around the world, accompanied by a record $15.7 billion of gold bullion bought in the first half of 2019 by the official sector, played a major role in the metal’s sustained gains. What is perhaps gold’s strongest driver will remain just as prominent this year, said J.P. Morgan’s team, as investors look for safety amid expectations of yet another Federal Reserve rate cut by June.

Auctioneer stumbles upon £80,000 ($103,000) hoard of gold coins during routine house inspection

When British auctioneer John Rolfe was contacted by representatives of a family whose member lived and died in a remote cottage near Stroud in Gloucestershire, the experienced home inspector didn’t have high hopes. As Rolfe notes, calls like these usually result in meager finds that rarely exceed $50 per coin.

Yet despite the cottage’s dilapidated interior and exterior, it didn’t take long for Rolfe to notice upon entry that the former tenant had a penchant for numismatics. In stark contrast to the state of other possessions, the house had an astounding number of valuable gold coins in mint condition, stored in their original plastic covers and stashed all over the place.

Due to the house’s state, the normal clearance time of 24-48 hours stretched across three weeks, with four people clearing the property every single day. Despite this, Rolfe likened the experience to arriving in a pirate grotto due to the sheer number of valuable, rare-mintage coins.

Once the dust settled, the gold hoard was even more impressive than previously thought. The most valuable part of the hoard turned out to be a set of coins minted in 1937, which ultimately fetched a price of £8,000 ($10,300). Other standouts from the hoard included a set of gold coins minted for the Queen’s jubilee in 2002 and a commemorative set of Channel Islands gold pieces minted to mark the 150th anniversary of the Duke of Wellington’s death. The entire hoard wound up fetching £80,000 ($103,000), around double the originally-estimated price, with Rolfe noting that the packed auction featured bidders and coin enthusiasts from across the globe.

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gman
gman
February 11, 2020 6:33 pm

“Gold prices bottomed in 2019, will keep moving higher and possibly breach all-time highs”

you mean comex paper gold, right?

DinCO
DinCO
  gman
February 12, 2020 6:52 pm

Absolutely! Until there comes a time when those holding those paper contracts want to take physical possession of “their” gold, and discover there isn’t enough physical gold out there to meet the demands of their paper contracts.

The Cold Backhand of God
The Cold Backhand of God
February 11, 2020 7:20 pm

BitCoin. It’s the new “digital gold”. /s

mark
mark
February 11, 2020 8:01 pm

Gold was ‘THE TRADE’ of the first decade of the new millennium…up about 600% from 1999 to 2010…and there were a number of contrarians predicting it…because I listened to a couple.

Then it was cut by about a little more than 1/3rd in 2011…if you didn’t take any profit or got in late…

The Timing – Timing – Timing and or Greed – Greed- Greed or lack of knowledge of the capabilities of the Luciferian Banksters was against you.

I believe the run up of Gold and Silver that will come in the 2020’s will make that 600% explosion in that past decade time frame look like a firecracker compared to a 105mm arty round. (I have great personal experience with both.)

Macro people (no matter the subject or discipline) often end up hiring Micro people.

https://www.macrotrends.net/1333/historical-gold-prices-100-year-chart

Oh yea…Silver will do even better then Gold this next explosion (crash, reset, bubble bursting, deck clearing, and fiat normalization, whatever you want to call it)…but it won’t last forever…if you’re looking for the peak…go climb a mountain.

MAKE PROFIT ON THE CLIMB!

I don’t discuss Bitcoin…best thought a fool then bring it up and remove all doubt. But that goes for a lot of subjects.

But not Gold & Silver.

Lebowski
Lebowski
  mark
February 12, 2020 3:07 am

I agree completely Precious Metals are due for some serious upside action going forward

gman
gman
  mark
February 12, 2020 10:59 am

gold is money. money has utility only in a functioning economy. if gold is skyrocketing it’s because the economy is crashing to the point of non-functionality. money has little utility in a non-functioning economy. therefore gold will have little utility.

DinCO
DinCO
  gman
February 12, 2020 3:22 pm

Yes, Gold (and to a lesser extent, silver) is MONEY. When the economy is crashing, the CURRENCY (paper fiat) has less and less utility as the value of the currency (purchasing power of the currency) will be going down. In trying to explain this to people, it might be useful to differentiate between CURRENCY (as in fiat currency in our wallets) and MONEY (gold and silver, and other items of enduring value). Currency has value as long as you can exchange it for goods with someone willing to accept it from you because they have CONFIDENCE that they can then exchange it for goods THEY want. When that confidence is lost, the purchasing power of the currency goes down (in the extreme case there is hyperinflation) and eventually reaches its intrinsic value of zero….

gman
gman
  DinCO
February 12, 2020 4:34 pm

“MONEY (gold and silver, and other items of enduring value)”

gold/silver has no intrinsic value as money. it’s value as money is totally dependent on what is up for exchange. if little is up for exchange, then it has little value. if nothing is up for exchange, then it has no value.

mark
mark
  gman
February 12, 2020 5:59 pm

Yea gman, just ignore all of history.

Those pesky Precious metals will just weigh you down.

Hey, if you want to unload any for some green strips of debt instruments printed up by some vampire Luciferians or some 0000000&1111111’s on one of their computers, just let me know???

Always looking to help a TBP buddy out!

mark
mark
  gman
February 12, 2020 5:51 pm

gman…we have been down this discussion road before.

Your comment is a tiny corner of the big picture you keep repeating.

Last time…Gold is for wealth…and Silver is for daily purchases. They are safe harbors in economic storms and we have the perfect one bearing down. If you don’t have any wealth to buy Gold….forgetaboutit….everyone’s situation will be different.

If you have all of the other Prep done to your personal comfort level: water, food, medicine, security/arms, self-sufficiency, bug in, bug out, gold bug up your nose, yada, yada, yada, and you have some fiat left over buy some silver. There are many types…I like them all except Numismatic…but that’s just me.

Watch the vid I posted below…Silver is the greatest hard asset purchase available in 2020.

DinCO
DinCO
  mark
February 12, 2020 3:10 pm

Mark – Agreed. But, you would have guessed that.

Gold is the money of kings, silver the money of citizens and debt is the currency of slaves.

Gold and silver are not investments (even if they go up in “value”). Gold and silver may go up in cost, but that is the backwards way to view it. Rather, the value (purchasing power) of the fiat currency went DOWN. Au and Ag are how you preserve wealth.

mark
mark
  DinCO
February 12, 2020 5:39 pm

DinCO,

I have used that quote for years on many posts.

Here is an old post of collected thoughts:

• Gold is the money of Kings.
Silver is the money of Gentleman.
Barter is the money of Peasants.
Debt is the money of Slaves.
Norm Franz, Money & Wealth in the New Millennium: A Prophetic Guide to the New World Economic Order.

• “Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value — zero.”
Voltaire (1694-1778)

• Whenever destroyers appear among men, they start by destroying money, for money is men’s protection and the base of a moral existence. Destroyers seize gold and leave to its owners a counterfeit pile of paper. This kills all objective standards and delivers men into the arbitrary power of an arbitrary setter of values. Gold was an objective value, an equivalent of wealth produced. Paper is a mortgage on wealth that does not exist, backed by a gun aimed at those who are expected to produce it. Paper is a check drawn by legal looters upon an account which is not theirs: upon the virtue of the victims. Watch for the day when it bounces, marked: ‘Account overdrawn’.”
~~Francisco d’Anconia from “Atlas Shrugged” by Ayn Rand

• At the moment gold is the arch enemy of the fiat-regime. And people at large have short memories. 3 to 4 generations and they repeat the same behavior. The great depression is now so old, it is about to repeated. Gold is obviously the only real portable wealth, that will become glaringly obvious in the coming time.

• What would you prefer digital numbers controlled by the Banksters such as this: 01010100 01101000 01100101 01110011 01100101 00100000 01100001 01110010 01100101 00100000 01100001 01110011 00100000 01110111 01101111 01110010 01110100 01101000 01101100 01100101 01110011 01110011 00100000 01100001 01110011 00100000 01110000 01100001 01110000 01100101 01110010 00101110………………………………………..Or Gold and Silver IN YOUR HANDS?

• Great scheme. Create paper and tell people it’s backed by gold. Dump the paper to lower than price of gold and buy up the gold.

• Gold is beautiful to look at. Gold is real money created by God. Gold has a 5000 year history as a store of value. No wonder central banks and the wealthy are buying it.

• Look up all other nation’s paper currencies prices in terms of gold. It is easy to find, if you wish to see those charts. What you will see they look like a hockey stick. The US Federal Reserve note does not show that, yet. The reason: our currency is the World’s Reserve Currency, for now. The day that changes our currency will look like a hockey stick, as well. This event will happen in-a-blink-of-the-eye, as in over-night. It will happen, and you will not be LOL.

• Zero counterparty risk with gold.

• Don’t think of gold going up. It’s fiat going down with the collapse of the Ponzi.

• Over the long term, gold’s value is remarkably stable. Its price in fiat can rise without limit.

• Gold is not a commodity per say. Gold has always had the same value. When gold was 35 oz., it would by a large steer, or a nice Italian suit. Today gold at 1300 oz. still buys the same steer or Italian suit. It’s not the gold that has increased in value, but amount of devalued dollars to purchase it.

• “I buy gold because gold is the only form of money that is not simultaneously someone else’s liability.”

• That is the most sincere and solid reason of them all. It’s not a form of money, it’s the only true money.

• Everything we hope to witness in the way of gravitational leveling of fiat-currency “money” will be a very gradual process. Only some cataclysmic event would cause drastic fluctuations one way or the other. It took generations to build the pseudo “trust” in our unbacked-by-material-commodity-world-currency-fiat-paper system. Its disintegration will also be gradual. However, I do believe that a point of understanding will be gleaned by a critical mass of the plebs and THEN – the exodus from dollars into gold and silver will become an unstoppable flood. No one knows how this will all play out. But, it’s a pretty sure bet that it will be both chaotic and violent. People will clamor for safety toward some form of fungible exchange vehicle. Paper currency will no longer hold the “trust” of these countless minions… and only barter and REAL money GOLD & SILVER will suffice to facilitate trade.

8 Reasons To Own Gold
https://www.investopedia.com/articles/basics/08/reasons-to-own-gold.asp

Why Buy Silver? 10 Reasons to Invest in Silver Now (w/ Charts)
https://goldsilver.com/blog/top-10-reasons-to-buy-silver/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ylqf6DGT1CI

DinCO
DinCO
  mark
February 12, 2020 6:42 pm

Mark – Yes, all true. One thing – when talking with people to get them to understand, stress the difference between money and currency. There have been countless examples of items used as currency in the last few thousand years, and unless the currency is actually backed by real money, the value of the currency always eventually goes to its intrinsic value of zero. Mike Maloney makes a good effort to make that distinctions in his presentations – there are 10 of them he had created:

https://goldsilver.com/hidden-secrets/

You’re preaching to the choir, and it seems that some in the choir here on TBP aren’t or don’t want to listen. Hey, whatever works for people. If everyone is happy with where they are in life and how they got there, great! Live and let live. If they’re not, they should examine their OWN lives and THEIR decisions they’ve made going through life. It’s called taking responsibility for your life.

mark
mark
  DinCO
February 12, 2020 6:58 pm

DinCO,

“You’re preaching to the choir”.

Yea buddy, I know, I have posted Mike Maloney here many years ago…and probably 50 serious PM posts. We are simpatico on the PMs and so far most everything else.

If interested check this out. I was so convinced Gold and Silver were primed to pump in 1999, I cashed in a 401k at 49 to take a serious position in both. One of the best moves I ever made.

It was my first post that Maggie and I teamed up on with her suggestion and support, and with a push from something Flea posted.

By the mid 2020’s (at the very latest) what is coming will make what PM’s did after 1999 look small time.

One Man’s Contrarian 401K Adventure (by TBP Mark)

DinCO
DinCO
  mark
February 12, 2020 8:10 pm

Mark – Good article / comments. I chuckled when I saw the pic of “Five Acres and Independence” – we’ve had that book for years, and many others. One place we differ is the BAC stuff. We all are where we are because of our own (different) life experiences. ’nuff said for now. Someday we’ll all find out what is correct. Is there a God? Of course. Now, let’s talk about God. Ahh, now that could take some serious porch time someday.

Through many years I’ve read postings here on TBP, then not come back here for a long time, then come back and read some, then leave, and so on. Only recently have I decided to give my 2 cents worth occasionally. (and, some will say my opinions are worth exactly that, or less) As I always commented to our kids – I can tell you what I think as a result of my life experiences, but beware of the asterisk directing you to the bottom of the page ( * “I could be totally full of shit. Just because it worked for me doesn’t mean it will work for you.”)

mark
mark
  DinCO
February 12, 2020 8:32 pm

DinCO,

I lurked off and on for years myself.

Having tried and failed at “Five Acres and Independence” from 34 to 37, and then come at it with wisdom and some real ‘money’ and relentless success with 14 acres at 62 (8 years ago) I can say this.

A wise man once said:

Every path is lonely and some sneak up on it…I uniqued up on my mine..

(Ok…ok an old guy said it…me…but it is true).

DinCO
DinCO
  mark
February 13, 2020 9:51 am

Jeffrey Gundlach and and the data he presents is always worth hearing. Long presentation, but lots of interesting data.

Jeff Gundlach discusses what’s really going on behind the scenes