Vindication Week: +6%, Exactly as Mapped — Now Comes the Harder Discipline
Three weeks ago, with gold under $4,000 and the headlines funereal, this column argued the setup was the contrarian’s best […]
Three Green Days Later: The Both-Doors Thesis Is Playing Out Exactly as Written
On Monday, this column made a specific argument: with peace stirring and the jobs report loading, both doors out of
Both Doors Now Open Upward: Why This Week’s Setup Is the Contrarian’s Best of the Year
For months, the contrarian case for gold rested on a patient argument: the forces suppressing the metal were temporary, the
Gold’s First Winning Month Since February — and Why the Smart Money Says $5,000 Is Still Coming
While this Friday July 31 sees gold easing back toward $4,060, the contrarian buyer is focused on a far bigger
Gold Held $4,000 Through Everything — and the Central Banks Buying It Aren’t Stopping
Here is what should impress every serious gold buyer this Wednesday July 29. Over the past two weeks, gold has
Gold’s First Green Day Since May — and the Best Reason to Believe the Bottom Is In
This Monday July 27 marks something the gold market has not seen since May: a broadly positive day, with gold
Gold Dipped on Strong Jobs — but Central Banks Bought a Record Pace Right Through It
Thursday July 24 brought a textbook example of why the contrarian buyer tunes out the daily noise. Gold fell about
Gold Bounces 3.4% Off the Lows — The Buyers Who Called $4,000 Excessive Were Right
Last week, gold slipped below $4,000 per ounce and sentiment turned bleak. Bearish forecasts multiplied. Many investors sold. This Wednesday
Gold Under $4,000 While the War Rages and China Buys: The Contrarian’s Moment
The headlines this Monday July 20 are alarming. The US-Iran war has entered its tenth day of escalation, three American
The Base Case Points to $4,500–$4,900: Why Gold Near $4,000 Is a Contrarian Opportunity
While the headlines focus on gold’s fall to an eight-month low near $4,000 this Monday July 20, the contrarian buyer