Gold has shown a remarkable surge, nearly quadrupling from $600 to $2,000 per ounce in just six years following the Fed's easing in 2007. On the chart below, the green line is representing the Fed Funds rate - INVERTED, and the yellow line is depicting gold price.
Additionally, the white line comparing Gold vs. S&P 500 indicates a potential turnaround after a prolonged period of underperformance. Could the recent outperformance by gold signify the start of...

Since March, the gold market has been on a strong upward trend. On March 6th, the gold price hit a new all-time high. From April to July, gold prices stabilized within the $2,300 to $2,400 range. However, by the end of July, gold prices surged again and broke through the critical $2,500 mark in early August, attracting widespread attention from global investors.
Driven by expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, the potentiality of gol...