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I think you are sick.
5th Dec replying to 5th Dec post is few days apart?
Lost too much lately? LOLZ
Go get a life. Nutjob
5th Dec replying to 5th Dec post is few days apart?
Lost too much lately? LOLZ
Go get a life. Nutjob
muifan ( Date: 09-Mar-2026 18:48) Posted:
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Lol look who started replied post to few days ago and dont look at context...
1 finger point at others 4 fingers point back at ownself , so now you know own medicine tast bitter ehhh....
1 finger point at others 4 fingers point back at ownself , so now you know own medicine tast bitter ehhh....
prophetjul ( Date: 05-Dec-2025 09:47) Posted:
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You replied to a post 1 week old.
And you don't look at the context?
Maybe you are one of them. Nutjob.
And you don't look at the context?
Maybe you are one of them. Nutjob.
muifan ( Date: 09-Mar-2026 16:49) Posted:
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Gold recovering slowly from day's low.. CNMC tomorrow may rebound also ?.. 🧐
and shorts are idiots?? dont because win some money and head start to swell :))))
prophetjul ( Date: 02-Mar-2026 15:29) Posted:
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With the escalation of the conflict and the potential closure of the Strait of Hormuz, global stock markets are taking a hit.
Institutional investors often face margin calls (the need for immediate cash) when their stock portfolios drop.
They often sell their most liquid and profitable "winners"?like gold?to raise cash quickly to cover losses elsewhere. This "forced selling" can cause gold to drop even when tension is rising.
Penny for thoughts:
Right now it suggests gold may be undervalued relative to oil, which could imply a large gold move if oil stays above $110?120.
Oil price levels that historically push gold higher
1️ ⃣ Around $90?$110 per barrel (inflation warning zone)
When oil moves above roughly $90?$100, markets begin to worry about imported inflation.
Effects:
? Transport and production costs rise
? CPI expectations increase
? Central banks may delay rate cuts
That inflation expectation usually supports gold after a short lag.
However, in the very short term gold can still fall if the US dollar strengthens or bond yields rise. 
👉 This is the early stage where gold often consolidates.
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2️ ⃣ Around $110?$130 per barrel (stagflation risk zone)
Historically this is where gold often starts trending strongly upward.
Examples:
? 1973 oil shock
? 2007?2008 commodity boom
? 2022 Ukraine war spike
Why gold rises here:
1. Energy-driven inflation spreads globally
2. Economic growth slows
3. Investors hedge with gold
At this level, markets begin pricing stagflation (slow growth + high inflation).
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3️ ⃣ Above $140?$150 per barrel (crisis zone)
This is where gold typically surges aggressively.
Historical examples:
Year
Oil price
Gold reaction
1979?1980 Iran crisis
~$140 equivalent
Gold exploded
2008 spike
$147
Gold rally followed
Energy shocks
>$150 scenarios
Gold safe-haven demand
At this level:
? Global recession risk spikes
? Currency instability increases
? Central banks accumulate gold
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Another way analysts look at it: the gold-oil ratio
Instead of oil price alone, economists track the gold-to-oil ratio.
Typical range since the 1980s:
? 6 ? 40 barrels of oil per ounce of gold. 
When oil rises too fast relative to gold:
? Inflation pressure builds
? Gold usually catches up later.
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Current situation (2026)
Oil has recently jumped above $110 due to Middle East tensions. 
But gold temporarily fell because:
? US dollar strengthened
? Bond yields rose. 
This often happens before gold reacts to inflation.
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Simple rule traders use
Many macro traders use this rough guide:
Oil price
Gold reaction
<$80
Neutral for gold
$90?$110
Inflation concerns begin
$110?$130
Gold usually trends up
$140+
Gold often surges
Right now it suggests gold may be undervalued relative to oil, which could imply a large gold move if oil stays above $110?120.
Oil price levels that historically push gold higher
1️ ⃣ Around $90?$110 per barrel (inflation warning zone)
When oil moves above roughly $90?$100, markets begin to worry about imported inflation.
Effects:
? Transport and production costs rise
? CPI expectations increase
? Central banks may delay rate cuts
That inflation expectation usually supports gold after a short lag.
However, in the very short term gold can still fall if the US dollar strengthens or bond yields rise. 
👉 This is the early stage where gold often consolidates.
⸻
2️ ⃣ Around $110?$130 per barrel (stagflation risk zone)
Historically this is where gold often starts trending strongly upward.
Examples:
? 1973 oil shock
? 2007?2008 commodity boom
? 2022 Ukraine war spike
Why gold rises here:
1. Energy-driven inflation spreads globally
2. Economic growth slows
3. Investors hedge with gold
At this level, markets begin pricing stagflation (slow growth + high inflation).
⸻
3️ ⃣ Above $140?$150 per barrel (crisis zone)
This is where gold typically surges aggressively.
Historical examples:
Year
Oil price
Gold reaction
1979?1980 Iran crisis
~$140 equivalent
Gold exploded
2008 spike
$147
Gold rally followed
Energy shocks
>$150 scenarios
Gold safe-haven demand
At this level:
? Global recession risk spikes
? Currency instability increases
? Central banks accumulate gold
⸻
Another way analysts look at it: the gold-oil ratio
Instead of oil price alone, economists track the gold-to-oil ratio.
Typical range since the 1980s:
? 6 ? 40 barrels of oil per ounce of gold. 
When oil rises too fast relative to gold:
? Inflation pressure builds
? Gold usually catches up later.
⸻
Current situation (2026)
Oil has recently jumped above $110 due to Middle East tensions. 
But gold temporarily fell because:
? US dollar strengthened
? Bond yields rose. 
This often happens before gold reacts to inflation.
⸻
Simple rule traders use
Many macro traders use this rough guide:
Oil price
Gold reaction
<$80
Neutral for gold
$90?$110
Inflation concerns begin
$110?$130
Gold usually trends up
$140+
Gold often surges
I concur with your analysis... Long and Hold you ll be ok. if Inflation is out of control caused by oil spike and protracted Iran war, it will erode the value of USD and Gold is safe heaven, likewise when the market meltdown caused by an imminent sovereign financial amargedon... Both yellow and black Gold is king & queen now..
Klein_Yeoman ( Date: 07-Mar-2026 14:58) Posted:
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UBS is telling clients to sell downside in gold and silver. Here&rsquo s what it means
Selling downside protection&mdash typically through put options&mdash allows investors to collect premium income while effectively betting that prices will stay above a specific threshold. UBS&rsquo s recommendation therefore reflects confidence that gold is unlikely to fall below the $4,700 level over the next month.
Most analysts suggest the consolidation phase could last through the end of Q1 2026. However, if gold closes a week above the $5,343 resistance level, it is generally considered the "green light" that the upward U-turn is fully underway.
The long-term structural drivers?central banks buying record amounts of gold and global "de-dollarization"?suggest that while the path is currently bumpy, the broader trend is still pointed toward higher record highs later this year. So it's really short term vs long term. Depending on your strategy and strength.
Carefull gold going to drop below $5000...
already UBS telling clients to sell....
already UBS telling clients to sell....
https://www.facebook.com/share/1HSh1tv6G8/
Klein_Yeoman ( Date: 07-Mar-2026 14:58) Posted:
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IRAN, ISRAEL & US WAR - If The Markets Are Uncertain, Why Is Gold & Silver Going Down?
That's because the war is actually helping the U.S. dollar, and that?s one of the key reasons gold and silver have been struggling.
Here's what I mean...
1. Global Fear = Money Runs Into Dollars
When geopolitical shocks hit, investors look for liquidity and safety.
The assets that usually get that money first are:
- U.S. dollars
- U.S. Treasury bonds
- Sometimes gold
Because the dollar is the world?s reserve currency and the most liquid market on earth, capital floods into it during crises.
Right now that is exactly what is happening.
The U.S. Dollar Index has been rising as the Iran conflict escalates, reflecting strong safe-haven demand.
2. Europe and Asia Are More Vulnerable to an Oil Shock
The conflict threatens the Strait of Hormuz, where about 20% of global oil moves.
Countries that depend heavily on imported oil ? especially:
- Europe
- Japan
- South Korea
- India
are economically more exposed than the U.S.
So investors think:
?If energy explodes higher, those economies suffer more.?That causes money to leave their currencies and move into dollars.
3. Oil Shock = Higher U.S. Interest Rates
If oil spikes, inflation rises.
Markets are already starting to assume:
- The Fed may delay rate cuts
- Interest rates could stay higher longer
Higher interest rates make the dollar more attractive globally.
4. Why This Hurts Gold in the Short Term
Gold struggles when:
- The dollar strengthens
- Real yields rise
So you get this paradox:
War → Fear→ Stronger Dollar
Stronger dollar = Pressure on gold
That?s why metals sometimes dip at the beginning of geopolitical shocks.
5. But This Can Flip Later
Historically the sequence often looks like this:
Stage 1 ? Shock
Dollar spikes
Gold flat or down
Stage 2 ? Inflation shows up
Oil drives CPI higher
Real rates fall
Stage 3 ? Gold explodes
This happened during:
the 1970s oil shocks
the 2008 crisis
the 2020 stimulus era
A lot of you having been asking why is Gold & Silver going down when the market is unstable - this is why.
And no this doesn't mean the dollar is getting stronger long term. Robert Kiyosaki
Stage 3 coming.. gold explodes!
maybe selling solid metal to raise USD to buy liquid gold?
Gold and Silver catching up!
ozone2002 ( Date: 06-Mar-2026 14:57) Posted:
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I think nuclear weapons will be deployed. USA and Israel are losing..my sad opinion
War breaks out but gold falls
very unusual due to selling to raise capital for margin calls
Last:1.88
-0.07
stick to DCA, once this is cleared, investors will turn to safe haven play like gold
very unusual due to selling to raise capital for margin calls
Last:1.88
-0.07stick to DCA, once this is cleared, investors will turn to safe haven play like gold
Many retail buy Into that Phillip report of target price $2.34
three days ago. That high volume contra is due.
Now central banks buying down 80% , price of gold still can go up ?
three days ago. That high volume contra is due.
Now central banks buying down 80% , price of gold still can go up ?
Keep 70% and trade the other 30%. :))))))))))
Catrade ( Date: 06-Mar-2026 08:07) Posted:
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Great! All the major banks r forecasting higher gold prices as safe haven assets. We just hv to hold this gold stock keep it under the pillow n wait..
Klein_Yeoman ( Date: 06-Mar-2026 07:38) Posted:
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