Gold and commodities have lost an average of 6%
MTC flat lined which isn't bad in comparison.
Over weekend Bitcoin has regained strength which suggests gold will be on recovery early next week, as the two are somewhat correlated as they both viewed as store of wealth in times of unstoppable currency printing all over the world.
Will be interesting to see what happens when the next QE is settled. Should be after the US election.
More money = higher prices and not just gold. Look at the oil prices at 40$ USD which by definition should equal to 60-70c per L for petrol. What are you paying?
Gold and commodities have lost an average of 6% MTC flat lined...
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