RE: S and P28 Feb 2020 14:30
From another poster:
"Most hedge funds have been hit with liquidity issues due to the crash so you'll often find they will be closing the shorts that are in profit to bank the cash to improve liquidity. That's why you are seeing Gold struggle of late as many hedge funds sell their profitable positions to raise cash and bail themselves out elsewhere.
Gold should be at 2000+ based on the recent market and global issues but instead it's being sold off to generate much needed cash.
If the banks are also selling gold to bolster cash balances then we are all in big trouble as another run on the banks likely if markets dont sort their act out".
Is this a plausable explanation for the current gold price?