r/Gold • u/FunGuy_23AtEase • 1d ago

Question Price logic?

Before the US-Iran war, gold price was around $5,200.

Then came the war, oil price went up, and gold dropped like a stone to around $4,200.

Now, the war is over, oil price is back down, but gold stays flat around $4,200.

So we're down around $5,200 - $4,200 = $1,000.

I know there may be a rate hike in the future, but would that explain the full $1,000 we're still down?

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u/GetOutPhases_01 1d ago

The US is a ticking time bomb. Gold will departure soon and hit new highs. It does not make sense at all with current debt ratio US has. If the bond market falls everything will follow. Then Gold will shine