An exclusive masterclass series
with Prakash BhudiaFrom trading floors in Tokyo, Singapore, New York, and London to the questions traders ask about gold.
Start readingChapter 1 · Out now · 4 min read
Gold dipped below $4,000 for the third time since June, then bounced. The trend remains weak, but the dip has not established a lasting breakdown. What fell with it, and the levels that would change the reading.
Chapter 2 · Out now · 4 min read
The bounce did not hold, and metals and stocks sold off with gold even as the dollar and yields eased. The old floor is now the test a recovery has to pass.
Chapter 3 · Out now · 8 min read
Gold futures from 2011 to 2026, three ways to trade them. Holding made the most money; buying 20-day breakouts kept 78% of that profit while holding a position on just 14% of trading days, with a far smaller drawdown.
Chapter 4 · Out now · 5 min read
Later gold usually costs more because holding metal costs money. Sometimes the nearest contract dips below spot. What the gap tells you, and why a discount is not a reliable signal of a rally.
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