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How Goldman Is Prepping For The Fed’s Next Move

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April 3, 2024 Hello , A reprieve from the Fed’s is just weeks away according to a new report fr

April 3, 2024 Hello , A reprieve from the Fed’s [counterproductive rate hikes]( is just weeks away according to a new report from Goldman Sachs. The most politically-connected bank in the country recently revised its forecast of Fed rate moves. The update has the Fed cutting three times this year. And it expects the first rate cut coming on June 12th. That’ll be here before you know it. So now is the time to get ready. And historically, there’s one simple way to get ready for it. It may be a bit counterintuitive though, but it has worked before. It all starts with inflation. The Fed cutting rates would be a signal it believes inflation is under control. Inflation getting contained, you would think, wouldn’t be ideal for gold and gold mining stocks since they’re hedges against inflation. But that hasn’t been the case. This chart shows the correlation between rate cutting cycles and gold mining stocks: Gold mining stocks have been higher after each of the last three rate cutting cycles. If you’ve seen gold prices recently, you see the market gearing up for this. When it comes to gold though, the start of the rate-cutting is just one more fundamental driver on top of others that are firmly in place. [Click here to see how they’re propelling a major bull run in gold right now.]( [READ MORE]( Dynamic Wealth Research 2010 West Avenue K #623 Lancaster, California 93536 © 2024 | All rights reserved. [Unsubscribe](. [Twitter] [Facebook] [Instagram]

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