Gold is surging, with analysts shouting out a target price of $3000. How should one follow up on investment at the moment? Experts remind to pay attention to channel risks.
1. Analysts at UBS Group predict that the price of gold will reach $2,800 per ounce by the end of the year, with hopes of reaching $3,000 per ounce by the end of next year; 2. Investing in gold requires attention to channel risks, choosing channels for selling and repurchasing gold that are smooth and guaranteed for gold investments; 3. When buying gold, do not speculate on short-term fluctuations and do not treat buying gold as "gold trading" or "stock trading".
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Retail investors are flocking into bitcoin and gold etf in large numbers before the election. Jpmorgan believes that in the event of Trump's victory, both may have greater upside potential.
Wall Street is in agreement: gold is expected to rise above $3000!
Bank of America believes that gold is the best hedging asset. Goldman Sachs points out that since the outbreak of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, global central banks' demand for gold has quadrupled. Morgan Stanley believes that the impact of gold ETFs, central banks, and individual investors' positions in the futures market on the price of gold continues to increase. Citigroup also points out that currently, the overall demand for gold investments, including public and private investments, remains at historically high levels, putting upward pressure on the price of gold.
Iran is preparing to launch a large-scale retaliatory strike against Israel "in the coming days"!
Israeli officials revealed that a large-scale retaliation by Iran may occur before the USA election day, and Iran's response will be unimaginable for Israel.
Be careful! Tonight's non-farm may be seriously "distorted", is the gold rally unlikely to end?
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