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2 extracted signals · 2 resolved · 0 still active
George Gammon04 Sept 2025, 04:00 UTC
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The analysis outlines the current market scenario for gold and silver, emphasizing the importance of central bank purchases and lack of retail participation. It presents price predictions based on three scenarios: a GFC-like liquidity crisis, a garden variety recession, and no recession. In a GFC scenario, gold and silver are predicted to decrease, as entities require liquidity and are forced to sell. For a garden-variety recession, gold is forecast to reach $4500 and silver to reach $60. Without a recession scenario has gold reaching $4500 and silver rising to $70. The labor market as the key indicator to monitor these predictions.
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