US Dollar may be very close to peaking - Metals will EXPLODE
If the US stock market breaks recent lows on continued selling, I expect the US Dollar to suddenly become much less attractive to foreign investors as US asset classes begin to devalue. If the US stock market starts a deep decline, the depreciation of assets will likely pull the US Dollar lower - over time.
This may now happen right away, as the US Dollar is acting as a safety net for global economies (and may continue to do so). But eventually, as that shine wears off, there may be a real risk setting up for the US Dollar.. AND, when the US Dollar starts to move lower, Gold and Silver will begin to skyrocket higher.
For those of you NOT involved in precious metals, please understand the strength of the US Dollar while Gold and Silver are trading near multi-year highs shows Gold and Silver are holding up exceptionally well. Particularly as global economies struggle to find support.
The countdown has begun. When the US Dollar turns lower - watch metals really begin to skyrocket.
This may now happen right away, as the US Dollar is acting as a safety net for global economies (and may continue to do so). But eventually, as that shine wears off, there may be a real risk setting up for the US Dollar.. AND, when the US Dollar starts to move lower, Gold and Silver will begin to skyrocket higher.
For those of you NOT involved in precious metals, please understand the strength of the US Dollar while Gold and Silver are trading near multi-year highs shows Gold and Silver are holding up exceptionally well. Particularly as global economies struggle to find support.
The countdown has begun. When the US Dollar turns lower - watch metals really begin to skyrocket.
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