Gold Performs Under Pressure

Since last week: Economic volatility on a global scale has roiled markets, yet it’s done wonders for gold with no end in sight.

1. More Market Volatility

It was a volatile week for the market as stocks slid due to the continued US-China trade war, as well as concerns over loan losses at regional banks. Throw in the continued government shutdown, and it’s easy to see why traders remain on edge. This is the kind of environment where you need to be more proactive in protecting your wealth. You can learn strategies for doing that by clicking here.

2. Gold Keeps Rising

Amid all the volatility, gold continues to thrive. After crushing the $4,300 mark, the yellow metal has eased back slightly to around $4,260 per ounce. Given what’s driving this escalation, gold’s upside could be far greater than most expect. It’s not an asset you want to let run away from you. Click here to learn where you should be investing your money.

3. The Janus Program

Under a recent executive order, the US Army has a plan to begin implementing small nuclear reactors at some of its bases. It’s called the Janus Program, and it’s something that’s going to benefit reactor manufacturers as well as uranium miners as it proves its effectiveness. Getting into these companies before actions like this is how fortunes are made. Click here to learn more about where you should be investing to take advantage.

4. Rare Earths Are Going Mainstream

China and the US are clashing over tariffs and rare earths yet again — drawing renewed attention from mainstream outlets. That’s good for domestic producers who can help fill the gaps and even better for anyone who invests in those companies early on. Click here to learn more about domestic rare earth companies that are still flying under the radar and how you can get in before the herd. 

What to Look For

Trump already seems to be flipping on his new round of China tariffs, so it’s a matter of waiting to see how the market responds.

Keep your eyes open,

Ryan Stancil

Ryan Stancil
Editor, Daily Profit Cycle