Buy more gold?

I'm starting to get itchy feet and want to purchase more bullion... I've been holding off with gold hitting new highs, nobody wants to buy at the top... What's your take? Wait for a dip or buy now?

Bro, I think it might dip in late September-October (as it usually does). Unless it surpasses 1,600 $, then it'll go much higher, much much higher.

Watch the trends, it MIGHT dip soon. If not, game over.

Normally there should be a dip, but I don't expect it to be deeper than 1,400 $.
 
Eugene Weinberg, head of commodity strategy at Commerzbank, said that silver is currently the hot play in the precious metals market, but the move is being driven by speculative interest. Gold’s gains, on the other hand, are on a lot firmer footing as investors are looking for long-term safe-haven assets to preserve wealth.

Silver might start outperforming gold, but by no means is it comparable to gold,” he said. “With so much un
https://www.kitco.com/news/2019-09-...re-stable-compared-to-silver-Commerzbank.html
 
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Eugene Weinberg, head of commodity strategy at Commerzbank, said that silver is currently the hot play in the precious metals market, but the move is being driven by speculative interest. Gold’s gains, on the other hand, are on a lot firmer footing as investors are looking for long-term safe-haven assets to preserve wealth.

Silver might start outperforming gold, but by no means is it comparable to gold,” he said. “With so much un
https://www.kitco.com/news/2019-09-...re-stable-compared-to-silver-Commerzbank.html

If silver spikes (say, doubles) from here then I'll be selling the spike.
 
Eugene Weinberg, head of commodity strategy at Commerzbank, said that silver is currently the hot play in the precious metals market, but the move is being driven by speculative interest. Gold’s gains, on the other hand, are on a lot firmer footing as investors are looking for long-term safe-haven assets to preserve wealth.

Silver might start outperforming gold, but by no means is it comparable to gold,” he said. “With so much un
https://www.kitco.com/news/2019-09-...re-stable-compared-to-silver-Commerzbank.html

What if it's the "poor men" who are stocking up on "poor man's gold" and that's pushing it up?
 
Buy gold. Despite the US is humming along because of Trump’s policies. All is no good in Eurasia. I have a feeling something big coming within next couple of months.

You’ve been proven correct, well done! That shit storm in Hong Kong definitely qualifies as something big!
 
" [...] silver is currently the hot play in the precious metals market, but the move is being driven by speculative interest. Gold’s gains, on the other hand, are on a lot firmer footing as investors are looking for long-term safe-haven assets to preserve wealth.
Yeah that echo's my feelings on silver.

Bro, I think it might dip in late September-October (as it usually does). Unless it surpasses 1,600 $, then it'll go much higher, much much higher.

Watch the trends, it MIGHT dip soon. If not, game over.

Normally there should be a dip, but I don't expect it to be deeper than 1,400 $.
I grabbed a few more ounces just before/as it started to charge upwards. I feel like the gold price has been overinflated recently, especially with the low AUD. I'm waiting for a small pullback to hopefully pick up some more...
 
Looking at earlier support levels, I think we're in for a drop down to 1,400 $.
Expect gold to go that low, as a result of profit-taking sales. if it goes down there in October, I believe it won't rise this high up in 2019 anymore, but will drade sideways for a while (lowest dip could be in December, most likely around Christmas-New Year).

Much less likely is a dip to around the 1,300's. If it really goes down there, take it as a "once in a lifetime gift" to buy up.

However, if it reaches the lower 1,400's, don't wait for it to dip lower, buy up.

I know many of you have that "I should 've bought when it was at 1,100-1,200 $" feeling. Well, 1,400 $ is the new 1,200 $. :D

Learn to love the opportunities that you have now in front of you. You never know what the future brings. After all, life is like a box of chocolates. :)
 
A pull back in gold's bullish run was expected, it will be interesting to see for how long this is going to continue, it may spike again ...... your thoughts fellows?
 
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A pull back in gold's bullish run was expected, it will be interesting to see for how long this going to continue, it may spike again ...... your thoughts fellows?

The consensus so far is there will be a correction in sept to $1400+. The challenge is to know at what price to buy and to act on it quick.
 
The bull pattern which has formed is almost a mirror of the 70's bull run. The only difference is the time scale. This bull run has at least 5 years to run before its climax. Pullbacks can last for several months. This is where patience is a must. It is not going to $6000 next week or even next year. It will slowly make its way there.
 
A pull back in gold's bullish run was expected, it will be interesting to see for how long this is going to continue, it may spike again ...... your thoughts fellows?

It's greed this time. Greed. It is going to fuel the bull market that's pulling its screws together right now. It could go ballistic by 2020. Especially if "events" fuel it.

Watch: when it dips (very soon) in late-September/October, people will jump on the bandwagon to stock up.

And it's not just the big players/investors, but pretty much everyone "savvy" enough who sees value in gold.
Think of the "small rich" (people with a net worth of 1-10 million USD) from Europe, Asia, Australia, USA, Canada... they will buy up. It's not just the super-rich and the small stackers that buy.

I think the next dip will not last for long. I don't expect gold to trade sideways or lower for years. I think we'll surpass 1,500 $ by spring 2020. There will be a major climb then, just watch.
 
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