Gold: The best trade to make right now| Emerging currency Trend
The markets are driven by 3 key indicators:
1. Sentiment
2. Fundamentals
3. Technicals
The sentiment on gold is that it's a safe haven. Gold always retains value. Gold moves in cycles that're far apart because it measures the value of things in society in relation to it's natural scarcity.
The last gold move was after the 2008 recession.
Before that there was a signaficant move around the dot com bubble.
In this "Great Lockdown" there's bound to be a cyclical move in Au and all other commodities in sequence due to the fundamental inflation/deflation that's devalued in relative terms.
The dollar is still the reserve currency - until the yuan gains that disrupts international trade flows.
The demand for the USD is apparent. But I have 'strong opinions weakly held'. Flexibility is the name of the game and being firm and nimble is not a paradox but a requisite trait of professional traders who operate in the currency markets.
Technicals are indispensable tools that enhance precision and are mastered by skillful professionals.
All skills can be learned but trading remains the hardest way to make easy money.
The major vice is risk management.
Setting the golden ratio in the the trades will rationally lead to gold. Each trade is a ration of gold facilitated by the golden ratio in terms of returns garnered from risk-adjusted returns.
1. Sentiment
2. Fundamentals
3. Technicals
The sentiment on gold is that it's a safe haven. Gold always retains value. Gold moves in cycles that're far apart because it measures the value of things in society in relation to it's natural scarcity.
The last gold move was after the 2008 recession.
Before that there was a signaficant move around the dot com bubble.
In this "Great Lockdown" there's bound to be a cyclical move in Au and all other commodities in sequence due to the fundamental inflation/deflation that's devalued in relative terms.
The dollar is still the reserve currency - until the yuan gains that disrupts international trade flows.
The demand for the USD is apparent. But I have 'strong opinions weakly held'. Flexibility is the name of the game and being firm and nimble is not a paradox but a requisite trait of professional traders who operate in the currency markets.
Technicals are indispensable tools that enhance precision and are mastered by skillful professionals.
All skills can be learned but trading remains the hardest way to make easy money.
The major vice is risk management.
Setting the golden ratio in the the trades will rationally lead to gold. Each trade is a ration of gold facilitated by the golden ratio in terms of returns garnered from risk-adjusted returns.