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Should investors look at overbought signals on gold or focus on the long-term perspective?
Tavi Costa believes that when it comes to the yellow metal this as one of those key moments when traditional technical analysis like overbought conditions become largely irrelevant. We are likely in the midst of a monetary realignment, and attempting to time short-term corrections based on extreme RSI levels misses the forest for the trees, in his view. "This perspective underestimates the structural macro imbalances that continue to compel governments to accumulate gold" he added. He might be right...
Global Markets Investor @GlobalMktObserv ‼️
China's gold buying has been truly historic: China's gold reserves hit a RECORD 73.5 million troy ounces. China has bought a whopping 10 MILLION troy ounces of gold over the last 30 months. In effect, gold's share of China's total foreign reserves hit 7.1%, an all-time high. Source: Global Markets Investor
As highlighted by Otavio (Tavi) Costa, we're currently seeing the biggest drop in the gold-to-silver ratio since 2008.
That move back then marked the start of a long downtrend that eventually took the ratio all the way to 31 over the next three years. Are we heading into a similar setup now? (except we're starting from an even more extreme level). We’ve just dipped below 100; in 2008, the peak was 85. Just to put it in perspective: If the ratio drops to 30 today, silver would be trading around $110 an ounce. Source: Bloomberg, Crescat Capital
GOLD IS OUTPERFORMING THE STOCK MARKET BY A WHOPPING 42.5% SO FAR THIS YEAR 😮
Source: GURGAVIN @gurgavin on X
It took 38 years for gold to rise from $35/oz to $1,000/oz. Then it took 12 years to rise from $1,000/oz to $2,000/oz in 2020.
It only took 4 years to go from $2,000 ~~~> $3,000 Source: CEO Technician, Bloomberg
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