QTR Releases Outlook on Gold and Gold Mining Stocks
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QTR's Fringe Finance released an outlook on gold and gold mining stocks, stating that if the market experiences a severe crash, gold may initially fall to $3,000 to $3,500 per ounce; if the Fed subsequently introduces aggressive interest rate cuts, restarts asset purchases, and other easing policies, gold may rapidly rise to $7,500 or even higher in the following months to years. The viewpoint also notes that gold mining stocks may see short-term pullbacks of 20%, 30%, or even more, but the long-term investment thesis remains unchanged. Over the past month, gold mining stocks have fallen a cumulative 16.5%, far exceeding the 5.75% decline of QQQ over the same period, but still outperforming the Nasdaq by approximately 6%. The above content represents the author's personal judgment and has not yet been confirmed.
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- ZeroHedgeQTR's Fringe Finance: Gold May First Plunge Then Double
QTR's Fringe Finance analysis suggests that if the market experiences a severe crash, gold could first drop to $3,000 to $3,500 per ounce, then rapidly rise to $7,500 or even higher driven by Federal Reserve easing. Gold mining stocks have fallen 16.5% over the past month, far exceeding the 5.75% decline of QQQ, but still outperformed the Nasdaq by about 6%. This view is the author's personal judgment and has not yet been confirmed.
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