The Wild Week That Should Have Shaken Gold—But Didn’t Let’s call it what it was: a chaotic week. Gold dropped fast—from over $4,500 down toward $4,100—then turned around and clawed its way right back up near $4,500 again like nothing happened. Now, if you’ve been around markets long enough like I have, you know something important: When an asset refuses to stay down in the middle of bad news… it’s not weak—it’s being accumulated. And that’s exactly what we’re seeing here. Despite: War headlines out of Iran A strong U.S. dollar at times Inflation pressures Uncertainty around Fed policy Gold didn’t break. It bent—and snapped back. That’s not normal behavior for a “fragile” asset. That’s what strength looks like under…
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