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26.10.26 - 07:12
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Gold fällt unter 4.000 Dollar, was nun? (Der Aktionaer)
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Nun ist es passiert: Der Goldpreis ist unter die Marke von 4.000 Dollar gerutscht. Der anhaltende Druck der vergangenen Wochen und Monate in Form stetig steigender Zinsen belastet das Edelmetall weiter. Und geht es nach der Charttechnik, so könnte sich die aktuelle Schwächephase noch eine gewisse Zeit fortsetzen, bietet aber auch Chancen....
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26.10.26 - 04:36
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Global gold trading hub status attracts industry leaders to set up operations in Hong Kong (SCMP)
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Investment in gold – long considered a traditional safe-haven during uncertain times – is taking on renewed importance amid the current global geopolitical uncertainty, market volatility and shifting confidence.
For Hong Kong, this surge in interest comes as it is increasing its effort to become an international gold trading centre – a role that builds on its strengths as an international centre for finance, legal services, logistics and its connection with mainland China.
The city's government......
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25.10.26 - 19:01
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Den Yuan international anerkennen: Löst Gold das Vertrauensproblem von Chinas Währung? (Tichys Einblick)
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Die libertäre amerikanische Ökonomin und Präsidentenberaterin Judy Shelton verfolgt eine spannende Idee: Langfristig laufende Staatsanleihen könnten in Zukunft zumindest schrittweise und partiell goldgedeckt sein. Dies wäre eine Revolution des Geldsystems, eine Rückkehr zu einem partiellen Goldstandard, um Vertrauen in die Staatsfinanzen zurückzugewinnen. Anleihenbesitzer könnten so einen Teil ihres Geldes in Gold ausgezahlt bekommen – das
Der Beitrag Den Yuan international anerkennen: Löst Gold das Vertrauensproblem von Chinas Währung? erschien zuerst auf Tichys Einblick....
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25.10.26 - 17:21
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Gold Could Crash...Before It Doubles (ZeroHedge)
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Gold Could Crash...Before It Doubles
Submitted by QTR's Fringe Finance
Markets have been volatile over the last several weeks, with selling pressure spreading across tech stocks and speculative assets. Gold and miners have been no exception, with the latter getting caught up in the broader liquidation and suffering significant selling pressure of their own.
While still beating the NASDAQ by about 6% over the last 3 months, miners are down -16.5% in the last month, plunging far more than the QQQ's which are down just -5.75% in comparison.
I thought it would be a good time to take a few minutes this morning to explain that personally, this is precisely the type of environment I have been anticipating for years (gold and miners plunging alongside a risk selloff), and it does nothing to change my longer-term bullish outlook on gold and gold miners.
What we're seeing is entirely consistent with the thesis I've been laying out over the last few years, though the thesis is far from being proven...
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