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Otavio (Tavi) Costa: Gold — the ultimate haven asset, backed by a multitude of macro drivers that I believe are fueling the onset of another secular cycle.

Gold — the ultimate haven asset, backed by a multitude of macro drivers that I believe are fueling the onset of another secular cycle. pic.twitter.com/RBPe57F9dU — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) March 13, 2025 This is your irregular reminder that you don't hold enough gold in your portfolio. pic.twitter.com/GKrFjZsmky — Bob Elliott (@BobEUnlimited) March 14, 2025 …

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Peter Schiff: Inflation pressures gold, but Fed cuts and QE will drive it higher. Tavi Costa: Agricultural commodities surged; inflation battle continues.

Today's hotter-than-expected #inflation data, following similar news yesterday, is putting more downward pressure on #gold. But gold will soar when investors realize the Fed will keep cutting rates despite inflation, and return to QE, sending both inflation and gold much higher. — Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) December 13, 2024 Agricultural commodities have surged nearly 30% year-over-year, …

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Otavio (Tavi) Costa: Today, a new set of structural pressures has brought the US dollar to a critical juncture.

No major economy in the world today is pursuing such an aggressively expansionary fiscal policy while shouldering an unsustainable cost of debt service. pic.twitter.com/J7QOca997s — Otavio (Tavi) Costa (@TaviCosta) December 9, 2024 This trajectory, in our view, is untenable and will inevitably lead to policies of interest rate suppression and constrained government spending—signaling a pivotal …

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Tavi Costa: Silver miners look bullish

This is the most bullish! https://t.co/UjbXSsNRBk — Rock Bottom Entries (@RockBtmEntries) December 4, 2024 $3730 per ounce of silver? Scenario: stocks crash, gold rises, silver skyrockets = the Dow/Silver ratio collapses. How far this time? If the Dow falls by 50%, then silver price would be: at 60:1 = $373at 19:1 = $1180at 6:1 = …

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Otavio (Tavi) Costa: ‘The Fed continues to pretend that it can shrink its balance sheet size and watch the cost of government debt rise, all while the US grapples with a 12% twin deficit.’

In the meantime: The Fed continues to pretend that it can shrink its balance sheet size and watch the cost of government debt rise, all while the US grapples with a 12% twin deficit. After marking the end of a 40-year bull market in Treasuries, this upward move in 10-year… pic.twitter.com/DovYOOrn1a — Otavio (Tavi) Costa …

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