Gareth Soloway: Gold Set for Big Upside Move in 2022, 1970s Activity Explains Why


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This interview was filmed on January 28, 2022.

Gold has spent the last year and a half or so consolidating after reaching an all-time high in mid-2020, and for some market watchers that price activity has been disappointing.

​Gareth Soloway, chief market strategist at InTheMoneyStocks.com, said that the yellow metal is behaving similar to how it did in the mid-1970s. In his opinion, it’s setting up for a “a big move to the upside” that should take place about halfway through the year.

He also shared why he thinks an oil price crash is a possibility.

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0:00 – Intro
0:20 – Gareth’s FOMC meeting takeaways
2:00 – The straw that broke the market’s back
5:04 – Will market declines continue?
8:40 – Gold acting like it did in the 1970s
12:44 – US$20,000 not a stretch for bitcoin
15:28 – Think of bitcoin like a tech stock
18:35 – Is an oil price crash in the cards?
22:17 – Trading opportunities amid turmoil
24:22 – Outro

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