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>>51516672
>Ignore him.
Take what information is valuable and apply your own critical thinking to fill in the blanks.
I disagree with Christopher's macro outlook - the gold chart and pre-depressionary environment has far more in common with Q4 2008 at present than it does with 2012, though a precipitous decline in spot and the miners is a very real possibility for the remainder of 2022 before taking off in 2023 and beyond.
The recent failure of $1680 support on the weekly is bad. There's no way to paint it otherwise.
He (and Andy) also refused to point out gold's obvious double top formation. We have a legendary buying opportunity shaping up in the weeks/months to come if you know how to play defense.

Or just keep narrative investing. PM bulls will win eventually if they can stay liquid, but a bit of independent thought can help you compound ounces/shares quicker than most.