1 06, 2025

June 1st, 2025, Gold Chartbook – Resilient at High Levels.

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Gold Chartbook - Resilient at High Levels As anticipated four weeks ago, gold prices in May indeed moved sideways within a volatile trading range, roughly between USD 3,200 and USD 3,350. Two weeks ago, the bears briefly triggered a sharp [...]

5 05, 2025

May 6th, 2025: The Midas Touch Gold Model™ Update

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The Midas Touch Gold Model™ Update As usual, we would like to present you with an up-to-date overview of the Midas Touch Gold Model™ and Florian Grummes’ short- to medium-term outlook. Our dear friends from Incrementum  will publish this update [...]

22 01, 2025

January 22nd, 2025, First Mining Gold – 12 million deeply undervalued ounces in the ground.

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First Mining Gold – 12 million deeply undervalued ounces in the ground. Despite the pullback in November and December as well as the ongoing consolidation in gold prices, we are undoubtedly in a new and elevated gold price environment. This [...]

15 01, 2025

January 15th, 2025, Gold Chartbook – Gathering strength for the breakout

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Gold Chartbook - Gathering strength for the breakout Since the last US interest rate decision on December 18th, 2024, gold has experienced a remarkable recovery as anticipated. From its low point of USD 2,585, it climbed to a recent high [...]

10 12, 2024

December 10th, 2024, Gold Chartbook – Pullback almost complete

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Gold Chartbook - Pullback almost complete After reaching a new all-time high of USD 2,790 on October 30th, 2024, gold prices experienced a sharp and rapid pullback, hitting a low of USD 2,535 on November 14th. This correction was driven [...]

17 11, 2024

November 17th, 2024, Gold Chartbook – Pullback into the last FOMC meeting in 2024

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Gold Chartbook - Pullback into the last FOMC meeting in 2024 Gold prices came under significant pressure following Donald Trump's decisive victory in the 2024 U.S. presidential election. Over all, gold plummeted more than 9% since its new all time-high [...]

5 11, 2024

November 5th 2024, Gold Chartbook – Profit-Taking in the Gold Market?

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Gold Chartbook - Profit-Taking in the Gold Market? Since breaking above USD 2,530 in late August, gold prices have only known one direction: upward. Following a meteoric rise, a new all-time high of USD 2,790 was reached last week on [...]

6 05, 2024

May 6th, 2024: The Midas Touch Gold Model™ Update

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The Midas Touch Gold Model™ Update As usual at this time of the year, we would like to provide an update on the current status of the Midas Touch Gold Model™ and present our short- to medium-term outlook for the [...]

14 05, 2023

May 14th, 2023: The Midas Touch Gold Model™ Update

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The Midas Touch Gold Model™ Update As an annual routine, our dear friends from Incrementum  gave us the opportunity to contribute an update on the current status of our Midas Touch Gold Model™ as well as a short to medium [...]

15 05, 2022

May 15th, 2022: The Midas Touch Gold Model™ Update

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The Midas Touch Gold Model™ Update As in previous years, our dear friends from Incrementum  gave us the opportunity to contribute an update on the current status of the Midas Touch Gold Model™ as well as present a short-to midterm [...]

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