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Need not fear Gold at All time highs
Many people often think that high prices are a sign to sell, but this is not always the case.

04 November 2024 · Monday
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Need not fear Gold at All time highs
Recently, gold prices have been showing a strong upward trend.
Many people often think that high prices are a sign to sell, but this is not always the case. When a chart shows new highs, it often signals that the price may continue to rise. While corrections can happen and trends can change, high prices often suggest that the trend is still strong. This is especially true for gold, which is currently rising even in the face of higher interest rates.. . . . .

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