Gold & Silver begin the move to new all-time highs

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We warned about this move many months ago and just 6 days ago we issued a research post suggesting Gold had cleared major resistance and would start a rally mode to push above $2000 — possibly above $2100. Well, guess what happened right after we made that statement? Yup — Gold started to rally higher and is currently trading near $1790 — about to break $1800 for the first time in 2020.

HOW WILL GOLD REACT IN THIS PARABOLIC RALLY?

What we really want you to focus on is the fact that Gold is rallying to levels above $1800 (near all-time highs) while the US stock market has entered an upside parabolic price trend. What does it mean when metals are rallying and the stock market is rallying at the same time? The supply-side of precious metals has been restricted because of the COVID-19 virus event and central banks have been accumulating Gold and Silver over the past 7+ years by large amounts. This suggests central banks and precious metals traders believe metals prices will continue to skyrocket while the risks to the equities markets, credit markets, and global economy increases.

Gold prices climbed in the early 2000s after the DOT COM bubble burst (starting to rise in 2002). The US stock market eventually bottomed near April 2003 — yet Gold continued to rally from near the $281 level to $992 in early 2008 — a massive +665% over just 5 years.

Gold continued to rally after some wild rotation near the 2008 peak in the US stock market. Gold bottomed in November 2008 near $710 before rallying to $1924 in September 2011. This rally took place while the US stock market was also rallying because of the fear in the market from the 2008 (and 1999 DOT COM), market collapse events had not subsided. Traders and Investors were still very fearful of the truth of the economic recovery and stock market recovery at that time — so they continued to hedge in precious metals.

Right now, the US stock market has entered a massive parabolic upside price move while Gold is starting a breakout upside price move targeting the 2011 all-time high near $1924. What this is telling us is that global investors and traders are very fearful of this rally in the stock market and are actively hedging in Gold and Silver. Traders understand the risks to the credit and banking system and are playing the rally in the stock market cautiously while “loading up” on Gold as a means to protect against unknown risks.

HOW BIG COULD THE RALLY IN GOLD REALLY BE?

We believe the upside price move in Gold, coinciding with a potential parabolic upside price move in the US stock market, could represent a very unique scenario where the US Federal Reserve and Global Central Banks have entered the ultimate battle to attempt to regain control of the global capital and credit markets after the 2008 credit crisis and the current COVID-19 economic crisis. The only reason Gold is climbing to near new all-time high levels is that global risk has become a major issue and the US Fed as well as central banks are doing everything possible to provide capital liquidity and support through what may become an extended global recession.

Right now, Gold is hedging global market risks and unknowns. Once Gold clears the $2000 price level, we believe Gold will enter a parabolic upside price trend that could accelerate well above $3250 very quickly — possibly before the end of 2020. This would indicate that global traders and investors have priced global market risk at likely 3x higher than most common risk-off market scenarios. The only other time when this extreme risk factoring took place in Gold was in early 1980 when interest rates were 15% or higher and the US economy had entered a period of stagflation (the late 1970s). At that time, the price of Gold reached nearly 7x the price of the SPX at that time before

If our research is correct, Gold has just begun an upside price rally that will attempt to hedge credit and global market risks resulting from the past 10+ years of US Federal Reserve and global central bank intervention. The attempts of the global central banks to support the credit and capital markets have created a massive credit/debt bubble that has pushed the US stock market into an incredible bubble rally. We’ve seen nothing like this in recent history.

Until fiscal responsibility returns to the global markets, expect Gold and Silver to continue to hedge global risks and while the world continues to expand debt and credit in an attempt to support weaker economic data/output — continue to expect hedging to continue. Until global investors perceive the debt/credit risks have abated — Gold and Silver will continue to rally in an attempt to hedge the massive risks to the global credit and banking sectors.

At this point — it is like a game of “chicken”. Either the global central banks find some way to prompt organic economic growth or the precious metals markets will continue to illustrate the fear in the markets related to credit risks. Should the credit markets or banking sector collapse or experience any real extended risks, Gold could rally to unbelievable levels (like in 1979~80; where the price of Gold was over $650 per ounce and the price of the SPX was $110). If that were to happen at today’s levels, Gold would reach levels above $22,250 or higher. Think about it.

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Source: Technical Traders Ltd.

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