What the US rate cuts mean for gold

The Fed yet again made it very clear by its actions yesterday that it is prepared to sacrifice the dollar and inflate its way out of the current mess. That means gold should now resume its flight towards $1,000.

Sometimes it's important to filter out the noise.

There's been rather a lot of it over the past week and it can be very distracting. One of the best ways of doing this is to look at a long-term chart.

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