Gold prices expected to soar as investors aggressively bid up the value

by | Feb 6, 2024 | Bank Failures | 41 comments

Gold prices expected to soar as investors aggressively bid up the value




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Investors will bid up the price of gold much higher

In recent years, the price of gold has been steadily increasing, and experts believe that this trend is only going to continue. Many factors contribute to this projection, including economic uncertainties, geopolitical tensions, and the increasing demand for gold as a safe haven asset.

One of the main reasons why investors will bid up the price of gold much higher is the current economic uncertainties. With the ongoing trade tensions between the US and China, Brexit concerns, and the looming global recession, investors are turning to gold as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation. Gold has historically been seen as a safe haven asset, and in times of economic turmoil, its value tends to increase.

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Geopolitical tensions also play a significant role in the rising demand for gold. With ongoing conflicts in the Middle East, trade disputes between major economies, and political uncertainty in several countries, investors are seeking refuge in gold. The metal’s ability to hold its value in times of crisis makes it an attractive investment option for many.

Furthermore, the increasing demand for gold in emerging economies such as China and India is contributing to the upward trend in its price. These countries have a strong cultural affinity for gold, and as their economies continue to grow, so does their appetite for the precious metal. This growing demand is expected to further drive up the price of gold in the coming years.

Another factor that could lead to higher gold prices is the dwindling supply of the metal. Gold mining is becoming increasingly challenging, with existing reserves running low and new discoveries becoming rare. This scarcity is likely to drive up the price of gold as demand continues to outstrip supply.

Moreover, the current low-interest-rate environment is making gold an attractive alternative to traditional investments such as stocks and bonds. With central banks around the world keeping interest rates low and engaging in quantitative easing, the opportunity cost of holding gold is relatively low, making it an appealing investment option for many.

In conclusion, the combination of economic uncertainties, geopolitical tensions, increasing demand from emerging economies, and a dwindling supply of gold is expected to drive the price of the precious metal much higher in the coming years. As investors continue to seek safe haven assets and alternative investments, gold is likely to remain a popular choice, leading to further increases in its value.

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41 Comments

  1. @Raymondjohn2

    At this moment, it is crucial for individuals to prioritize investing in alternative streams of income that are not reliant on the government, particularly with the existing worldwide economic crisis. Investing in stocks, gold, silver, and digital currencies can still be profitable during this period. Therefore, it is advisable to explore these investment options to secure one's financial future.

  2. @antin8093

    Gold is actually very abundant. Many countries have vast quantities of unexplored gold under their soil. It is deliberately not unearthed to keep gold value artificially high.

  3. @elenamartins182

    Market is down still, I've been looking up strategies and apparently both bull and bear market condition provides equal avenue to accrue massive gains, and a news article particularly mentioned a 54 year old that made $180k in 5weeks, how do I learn these strategies, my portfolio has been stagnant for months.

  4. @gunaybagatur3555

    Shares in Deutsche Bank dropped more than 10 per cent on Friday as the cost of insurance against the risk of default surged. $1 TRILLION GONE

  5. @leannshear6271

    It is anticipated that 2023 will be a significant year for the cryptocurrency market, with the potential for a bull run. Factors that may contribute to the growth of the leading cryptocurrencies include the global economy, stock prices, inflation, and the Federal Reserve's monetary policies. Additionally, a rise in inflation and a decrease in trust in traditional financial systems may also play a role. To stay up-to-date and potentially take advantage of market trends, it is important to follow the insights and analysis of experts such as Ruby Benally

  6. @coreybL4L

    Love Gold as an "alternative savings account", and a great hedge against bad stuff that always seems to happen every 10-20 years.

  7. @flik221

    How do gold owners transport their gold without a third party anywhere in the world? Serious question.

  8. @albertsmit9741

    hoppa and 70 bucks down in a day

  9. @frankadams1163

    With the way the market is moving, we'll mostly hold for longer than 2030 to realize profit gain, I think a video on "How to profit from the present market" will be more effective, I mean I've heard of people making upto 250K within few months and I'd like to know how.

  10. @americannobody27

    First of all the gov didn't make a mistake, they've been steering the sheeple in this direction for 50 yrs. They knew exactly what would happen if we went fiat and they've been keeping the price of precious metals down on purpose in order to give the illusion that fiat was a good idea. This was a plan in the making for generations in order to move towards the one-world everything. This countrys financial sector is one giant pyramid scheme. We allow the constitution to be shit on despite Marbury vs. Madison saying that "ANY LAW REPUGNANT TO THE CONSTITUTION IS NULL & VOID" but then we allow them to steal our money illegally with things like income tax. If there was a real lawyer in this country they'd have brought up the fact that the IRS has no power in the u.s. to take anything from anyone, but they are a part of the problem too. I know , I wanted to become an attorney my whole life until I found out that the truth, justice and common sense play no part in a courtroom. Washington DC isn't even a part of this country which is why they are there so they can do whatever they want to. Even the SEC is illegal and technically powerless but we've somehow given up our power and handed over to the largest terrorist network in the world the u.s. gov. This isn't a country any longer it's a corporation. The un-united liberalized corporation of america. At least now they have no more reason to keep the price of precious metals down.

  11. @dsscam

    Peter Schiff is ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS wrong when it comes to what happens. The reason is the stock market is so easily manipulated. 100000% overvalued tech stocks are the safe haven. The phony dollar will NEVER lose value despite being backed by nothing. The SCAMerica govt. will NEVER run out of money because nobody ever believes that the entire financial system is a fraud. America is the King of the world. Buy Buy Buy NVDA to the moon. SELL ALL GOLD AND SILVER- it's worthless and it will kill you.

  12. @tradekings5433

    My advice to new investors: Buy good companies stocks and hold them as long as they are good companies. Just do this and ignore the forecasts and market views which are at best entertaining but completely useless. I’ve only ever saved($510,000), never invested but want to start.

  13. @Lunkyful

    Gold price will never go down to 2017 lows in GBP.

  14. @RicViperskylogs

    Annand as usual unlike Bitcoin the banks will continue to manipulate golds price as it should have already gone up 50 plus %

  15. @stevensmiddlemass2072

    Market declines, soaring inflation, a significant increase in interest rates by the Fed, and rising Treasury yields all point to additional losses for portfolios this quarter. How can I profit from the present market turbulence? I'm still debating whether to sell my $125,000 ETF/Growth Stock portfolio.

  16. @chrisc5250

    Got it. We're pumping gold now. I'll be looking to be short in the near term then. Thnx

  17. @abhijitsen2197

    Looks like this problem was created with a intend. Middle class to go down.

  18. @JonathanSchattke

    Central banks HEAVILY manipulate gold.

  19. @TXLionHeart

    Lol, gold is up $100/oz. since she interviewed him a few days ago

  20. @kennethderrickson8840

    This is all on purpose. Nobody in charge of the finances is that stupid to accidentally cause this. New World Order, One World Government on the horizon. The end of the age.

  21. @erichvonmolder9310

    Oh No, Schiff is on TV again. The man that knows how to fix everything with gold.

  22. @johndoe1.196

    The paper gold market was created to suppress the price of gold.

  23. @imilliemedina666

    If you look at gold futures, it's already happened. Prices for May delivery are already above 2k and even higher looking longer. Look for 2200 within the next six weeks

  24. @dlemieux9405

    Peter could of swallowed his pride years ago and told people to buy bitcoin. Instead 15 years later, he's still hoping gold can break 2k an ounce.

  25. @alexaponte3664

    The planned collapse of the banks is to consolidate the banks to one world bank that is going to force everyone to go to their Government Crypto. This is why they are outlawing all other Crypto to use only government Crypto. The Transgender stuff is just to shut up the critics. By the way Crypto is a Ponzie scheme anyway. The investors pump up the crypto and then the investors run away with all the other peoples money.

  26. @1309gsk

    idoto peter and idot fox news are blaming fed now not criticized when inflation was going up two years back because they like trumo,. shame shame

  27. @stevenartascos2918

    The government can lie,and make all the mistakes without consequences to their money, but we suffer for their mistakes.. peter is a source of honest information that can help us to get a new strategy together so we can come out winners ,and not just losers…

  28. @ayo9057

    Gold costs money to hold. With interest rates this high gold would need to go up by over 6% a year to keep up with risk free assets. Cmon Shiff

  29. @Gogalen789

    Palladium get low.

  30. @wanderingquestions7501

    Remember rates were sub-zero in Europe a long time. What I wonder is why the US Reserve banks don’t just burn 100-200 billion a money to reduce money supply rather than raise rates. Just take dollars out of the global system

  31. @HvacGuy2024

    Don't worry the individual complex is good at the devaluation of gold and silver.

  32. @TommyTCGT

    Talking about the manipulated price off paper.. marked gold, shoved up and down by speculators.. taking money from each other?

  33. @ketojack

    I have always loved liz! And I have been following you Peter for years and years and years! I think I’m finally ready to get some gold before it’s too late!

  34. @uturniaphobic

    gold is the trusty old wood roller coaster, Bitcoin is the new unpredictable inverted high-speed many rolls roller coaster.

  35. @JohnDoe-jt7ns

    This comment section is a mess..peter u gotta do better moderating these bots

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