Is the Beatdown on Gold Over?

The meteoric rise in gold in 2025 looked like it came to a screeching halt earlier this week.  And left investors wondering if the beatdown on gold is over.

To that we will say, no.

And that’s because based on how the Boyz in the club like to treat gold, it may have another leg down to the 3,850 range.

And if you’ve ever studied movements in gold then you should be aware of the patterns that give normal investors nightmares.

Cue Up:  Goldman Sachs (aka: the Squid) and JP Morgan (aka JP Morgue) finally endorsing gold after a 56% rise so far in 2025.

But here’s the catch.

They’ve hated gold (openly) for years.  And at the same time have been accumulating literally tons of it.

And as soon as gold broke the 4,000 level, they tell retail customers to get in because it will soon go to 4,900-5,000 as early as next summer.

This is where the pattern kicks in.

As soon as they endorse it, someone (Cough! their own trading desk, Cough!) sets the precious metals up for a fall causing it to drop nearly 10% in two days.

And they do it buy dumping huge futures contracts to sell (literally spoofing the market) causing it to drop over $200 in one day.

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Is the Beat Down Over?

Ironically (or NOT) after the beat down this week we saw huge buying of gold on the futures exchange pushing it back up over $4,143 as of yesterday.

So, who do you think was doing the buying?

Going back to our comment about we don’t believe the beat down is over, we have seen how this can happen multiple times until the Boyz have satisfied their appetite without having to pay the higher price ($4,400+) for gold.

But the bottom line is nothing has changed regarding the long-term movement of gold AND silver.

And by that we mean the $5,000 barrier will be broken sooner than later.

When?

We don’t like to put specific dates on the precious metals market because it is so easily manipulated by the Boyz in the CLUB.

But rest assured they know the demand is there and increasing while the supply is very limited.

And that curbs their buying because when they buy in large numbers it can artificially run the price up.

That’s why they create a beat down.

So, if you own gold/silver or mining stocks, don’t worry about the short-term movements.

Instead, look for opportunities to add to your positions…especially when you see these kinds of dips.

And for those who have hesitated to get into gold, we will admit that whenever we hesitated to buy gold (and did not buy) we usually regretted it.

Learn what mining stocks we like most in our October Short and Sweet Tips Column (HERE).

Share this with a friend…especially if they’ve been thinking about buying gold for the last five years and are regretting not acting on their instincts.  They’ll thank YOU later.

And tell them:

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But we use finance to give you hope.

“And you shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.”

~John 8:32~