RE: OMI - Explosive SP action, on the cusp of….14 Jan 2026 12:08
if you plot the s&p in the price of gold:
back in the 70s when gold went nuts - gold initially outperformed the s&p strongly. this was the initial move that gold is making now..
a resistance line was then hit and there was a pullback for gold. the s&p then outperformed gold temporarily and put in new highs. (we are look closing in on that resistance with this bull run - so a pullback is expected).
next, after a gold pullback, the s&p rolled over, it crashed, and gold flew - none of this had happened yet.
we all know retail hasn’t yet abandoned the s&p for precious metal. yes there is some capital rotation but plenty still believe the s&p is where to put your money.
once (or if) gold has a pull back, and then once the s&p crashes that is when gold will really move. based on the 1970s action.
did brad suggest gold from pepas would likely be next year? i’d expect gold to have pulled back and then taken off again - on the main event, the big bull run - by that point.
nice timing!
there is one caveat to all that waffle - just what are governments planning with all the gold buying?…. is it just to prop up their currencies? is there something else at play and buying will not slow down? if buying doesn’t slow then will gold actually pullback? do governments need gold to back new digital currencies?? how much gold do they need for that?….. (erm spoiler - the answer is a **** load). was bitcoin a precursor to the world accepting digital currencies? i mean - how much more tax can they raise if they can eliminate cash in hand payments for services?? my barber only takes cash. same with my wife’s hairdresser….. and they guy that replaced my bathroom!
history says yes there will be a pullback but maybe something new is happening. it sure is going to be an interesting watch and all is good is for omi