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Incrementum’s annual “In Gold We Trust” report is the finest compendium of market intelligence on the yellow metal produced anywhere.
Here’s this year’s report — free of charge — with some remarkable conclusions on gold’s three major “showdowns.”
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Well, the debt-ceiling showdown resolved just as expected, and that sigh of relief you hear is coming from no one who’s had any experience with this periodic political brinksmanship.
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Still, the markets are reacting to the deal, with the U.S. stock market flat to up, Treasury yields down as buying resumes, particularly in the short end of the curve, the Dollar Index lower and gold up about $10.
Before the news of an agreement, a debt deal was considered negative for gold because it might allow the Fed to be more hawkish, while a default would force it to be more dovish.
It seems that now, in the aftermath of the deal, the market is focusing more on the tsunami of Treasury debt issuance that’s on the way, rather than the very limited restraint on ongoing federal spending that’s implied in the agreement.
While some are making self-serving political hay over the fact that the Republicans weren’t able to get much in the way of spending reductions, the deal is likely the best that could’ve been achieved.
It’s interesting to note that these spending limits are better than the Republicans did the last two times, when they controlled both houses of Congress and the presidency.
So there’s something to be said for divided, grid-locked government.
In the meantime, the more important, longer-term factors arguing for much higher gold prices have just been spotlighted by this year’s remarkable “In Gold We Trust” report.
| | The Email I’m Always Delighted To Get...
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Every year about this time, I get an email from my friend Ronnie Stoeferle, one of the founders of money management firm Incrementum AG, that their annual “In Gold We Trust” report is available.
As long-time readers know, this is the single best compendium of research on gold, and how it fits into the current macro-economic picture, being produced anywhere today.
Equally remarkable as the value of this research is that Ronnie and his team make it available entirely for free.
And this year’s report may be the most timely of them all, as they’ve identified factors that could make this the year for gold.
As Ronnie explained in his email...
| | We have identified three major showdowns:
| | 1. The Monetary Policy Showdown, with the central banks as main actor.
2. The Geopolitical Showdown between the West and the emerging BRICS bloc.
3. The Showdown in the Gold Price.
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- A deep dive into the U.S. economy and the most-anticipated recession ever.
| | - What are the factors supporting and opposing the possibility of a US recession?
- We introduce our proprietary Incrementum Recession Phase Model.
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- De-dollarization: After being extensively discussed for years, the plight against the US dollar has gained momentum recently.
- Gold flows: In recent years, there has been a notable shift of gold from the Western countries to the Eastern countries, primarily driven by non-western central banks substantially increasing their gold reserves. This surge in gold accumulation reached its highest level on record in 2022.
- The status quo of gold: Price developments over the past 12 months, key factors influencing them, and trends in the gold market.
- Inflation: With the recent significant decline in inflation rates, has the threat of inflation already been mitigated, or is there another wave of inflation on the horizon?
- A thorough analyses of capital expenditure issues in the mining sector.
- We examine the silver market and elaborate on the reasons for our enduring long-term optimism.
- An in-depth exploration of the mining sector, focusing on current trends of (under)valuation.
| | In other chapters of the report, you will find:
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- Exclusive Interviews with Zoltan Pozsar and Russell Napier
- Historical and theoretical analysis of the crack-up boom and the Chinese silver standard.
- Why the divide between Bitcoin and gold proponents in the sound money camp is unfounded.
- As always, we do some rigorous technical analysis.
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In short, you need to read this year’s In Gold We Trust report now. Just click on the link below to get the full report!
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Brien Lundin
Editor, Gold Newsletter
CEO, the New Orleans Investment Conference
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