Nick Santiago: Gold Can Still Pull Back to US$1,500 Before All-time High


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The gold price has been on the rise for the last few months, but Nick Santiago, CEO and chief market strategist at InTheMoneyStocks.com, still believes a major pullback to the US$1,500 per ounce level is possible.

“I’m not bearish gold at the moment, but if I do get a sell signal, I think the next leg down takes you to that US$1500 level, which would be the ultimate buy area,” he explained to the Investing News Network. “I think that’s going to be your chance to really get into gold for the long term. And then i do think gold ultimately breaks out to a new all-time high.”

This interview was filmed on January 25, 2023.

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0:00 – Intro
0:32 – Gold could still fall to US$1,500 this year
2:14 – When gold will hit a new all-time high
5:33 – Silver leading gold, the bottom is in
7:28 – Nick’s outlook on the US dollar
10:33 – Inflation and the Fed’s path forward
12:31 – Traders to thrive during choppy 2023
15:12 – Nuances in technical analysis
18:09 – Oil and energy sector forecast
21:12 – Expect “choppy and sloppy” markets
23:33 – Outro

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