Gold Hits $2,400, Where will it go next?

[@vincentyeo88]

60 percent of adults in America don't even have $1,000 cash for any emergency. Gold is out of reach for these people.

[@MGTOWTheRationalMensClub]

70%

[@Zed...Himself]

Sam, you’re an inspiration, man!

[@SamuelLeach]

Thanks!!

[@mda99das]

There's a technical reason gold is going higher, look at a monthly chart, it spends 10 years making a cup, so basically over 10 years FA, and forms the handle and breaks out. We have just formed the handle and now it will break out. Next target over 4 years is 4000

[@ibberman]

Is the price really that high, and a first in history? If you consider inflation, gold in 1980 at $800 would be equivalent to gold at $3000 today . Then of course a year later the price was only half. Oops, time will tell. Think I'll stop buying and sell at $3000, but then again, will I ?

[@ashwinfisher3192]

and also there's a probability that monthly resistant becoming a support around 2037.79 area

[@LouisPaquette]

This is also normally a seasonally weak period for gold. Yet it has been strong.

[@kittycats16]

Please turn off the distracting background music. We want to hear your message. If anyone wants music, including me, I will turn on a music station. I like your information, and I agree with you. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. I think gold is going to continue to go up. All the reasons you explained are in place and gold is ready to go higher.

[@andreyshishkin4958]

It is not necessary to know where the price will go, it is important to trade your own scenarios and entry conditions

[@Compoundtraders]

How can I get into Samuel & co trading?

[@igetmoneyyyyyyyyy]

thanks ALOT for the knowledge !

[@SamuelLeach]

My pleasure!

[@markbailey6051]

The dollar is worth one cent so 2,400 pennies is the worth of gold.

[@maryjoytangelon5723]

Gold is going much higher.

[@Giaytritv2023]

Gold shouldn't be too high. Because nobody around the world can afford to buy jewelry anymore! Ridiculous!

[@DiversifyYourself]

Exactly. Gold is in a triple whammy predicament. If it hasn’t went down over the last 2 years of rate hikes, it’s gonna blow up when the first rate happens. It spikes on the least bit no nothing commentary lately.

[@musicologydisco5745]

Retail may stay clear, waiting for a pull back, together with institutions. However if the real driver of this price increase is central banks and governments stock piling gold then the price will continue to appreciate. This price action has caught all the gold boffins out. It seems inexplicable! Thankfully I increased my bullion exposure last October and am reaping the benefits. Watching closely for indications of a pull back so I can sell then re-enter lower. It's getting a bit like the Crypto market!

[@cooperwolfe1731]

stackers get richer when the usd value drops not when it goes up.

[@SamuelLeach]

Correct however they are currently both going up :) so go figure lol

[@igetmoneyyyyyyyyy]

kinda sucks how people have to die for Gold to go higher........... either way im still long

[@Jackson-l3r]

What does credit buy for those who have complete control over its system? Ethics? Morals? Nah… A world under totalitarian rule is one characterized by absolute control and authority exercised by a single governing entity or regime. In such a world, individual freedoms and liberties are severely restricted, and dissent is often met with harsh punishment. Totalitarian regimes typically seek to maintain power through propaganda, censorship, surveillance, and the suppression of opposition. Citizens are often subjected to constant surveillance, with their every move monitored and scrutinized by the state. Any deviation from the prescribed ideology or behavior is swiftly punished, sometimes through imprisonment, torture, or even execution. In a totalitarian world, the government controls all aspects of public and private life, including the economy, education, media, and religion. Cultural expression is tightly regulated, and dissenting voices are silenced. The ruling elite wield unchecked power, while the general population lives in fear and obedience. Totalitarianism can lead to a society characterized by uniformity, conformity, and a lack of individual autonomy. Innovation and creativity are stifled, as the regime seeks to maintain strict control over every aspect of society. Ultimately, life under totalitarian rule is marked by oppression, fear, and the constant struggle for survival in a world where freedom and individuality are suppressed. How does gold solve this?

[@juliemackey8679]

Who has hoarded gold .bank of England

[@nkosiclannkosi8171]

BIG SELL FOR GOLD UNTIL JUNE

[@kludgedude]

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