Gold's Big Week
Harry Dent | August 09, 2019 | Well, the markets rolled over last Friday, and opened this week in a bloodbath. But gold continued to surge, creeping up past the $1,500 mark. We're at critical points with all our bonds, which are making new lows. Which has made gold's current position even more remarkable. I thought gold would begin to flatline around $1,428, but that didn't happen. Analysts now expect it to move up to $1,530. If gold can break through that sort of figure, expect it to continue to move higher. I don't believe we'll see new all-time highs, but it could break through its current standing. So what's that mean for the Dark Window? We've seen a mini-megaphone pattern, and slightly higher highs since January of 2018. That means the bubble might be peaking, which is the resistance we've been predicting for quite a while. I have more on gold and what its surge means for the markets in general in this week's video. 
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