In this week’s episode of Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire uncovers the behind-the-scenes forces driving gold prices to record highs, with even higher price predictions for the final quarter of the year.
The precious metals expert delivers chart-driven analysis, then delves into the history of central bank gold buying before wrapping up with a short-term silver market outlook.
Timestamps
00:00 - Start.
02:00 - Gold to rise in the fourth quarter?
04:25 - Physical demand to push the gold price over $3000.
07:25 - Central Bank’s changing behaviour.
13:00 - Chart-driven gold & silver analysis.
16:30 - The 2021 start to the global gold battle.
24:30 - Will the new BRICS currency accelerate the gold revaluation process?
30:00 - Russia-driven gold price.
35:45 - How gold is devaluing the dollar.
42:00 - What Andrew is seeing in silver .
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