Though gold is off the highs reached at the end of October, it is still near the $2,000 mark,...
On Monday, gold rose incrementally after the U.S. financial markets were closed for the Good Friday holiday last week.
Despite spot prices falling 11% in March, gold is still up roughly 8% YTD.
Safe haven interest is building again as the volatile conflict between the U.S. and Iran continues to escalate. Gold is continuing to rebound from the lows. Meanwhile, the dip buyers have begun to emerge to take advantage of gold spot prices still under $5,000 an oz.
And you should too.
Corrections like this are a necessary part of a long-term bull market.
While it looks like gold may face some resistance in the near-term as the U.S. dollar reacts to strong employment data, and some investors are now betting on an interest rate hike instead of the rate cut they were previously anticipating, it is important to zoom out and look at gold over the next few years.
Today, gold is once again "cheap and hated", i.e. facing extreme negative sentiment, especially when compared to the sudden enthusiastic bullishness of mainstream attitudes just a few months prior.
Gold tends to reward investors who move before the crowd does. When sentiment is weak and prices are still attractive, opportunity can be greatest. If gold is entering a new uptrend, today’s levels may look cheap in hindsight.
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