In this presentation, Jeffrey Christian of CPM Group discusses falling gold and silver prices, conflicting inflation signals, and why the approaching U.S. midterm elections could create an opportunity in gold even as near-term pressures continue.
Jeff explains CPM’s recent stand-aside recommendations across all four precious metals and why caution in ultra-short-term trading can coexist with an expectation of higher gold prices later.
The gold and silver outlook also depends on how investors interpret inflation and Federal Reserve policy. Jeff examines the differences between headline and core inflation, the influence of energy prices, and why the same economic report can produce conflicting market reactions ahead of the Fed’s meeting.
He then puts the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields into historical perspective to explain that the dollar is not collapsing and the bond market is not “breaking.”
Finally, Jeff explains why CPM believes either midterm election outcome could support gold regardless of which party “wins.” He revisits an election-related gold options strategy from 2016 and discusses the butterfly call option strategy outlined in CPM’s most recent Market Alert last week.
CPM thanks Monetary Metals for making this paid CPM research available to our viewers.
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