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They’re talking about $10,000 gold.
That’s the small picture. That’s the anchor.

1. The $100,000 Lie: The real gold target is $100,000/oz, not $10,000, based on historical dollar decline—it's not gold going up, it's the dollar crashing.
2. The Inflation Trap: The government will inflate the debt away, using inflation to create "nominal growth" and crash the dollar's value.
3. You want to know the real secret of gold? It’s not in the spreads. It’s in the files. I uncovered Robert's 11x Gold Secret deep in the Trump Files.

My friend Jim Rickards, the smartest guy I know, says it’s simple math. If gold just repeats its performance from 1971 to 1980, it hits $100,000 an ounce.
One hundred thousand dollars.
That’s the real number. That’s the number they don’t want you to think about.
Why? Because it’s not about gold going up. It’s about the dollar collapsing.
In that 70s run, the dollar declined 95% measured by the weight of gold. The dollar crashed. No one saw it. They were too busy watching the price of gold.
It’s happening again.
Everyone is anchored on $10,000. It seems like the dark side of the moon. It seems like it will take forever.
Wrong.
The math changes as the price goes up. Going from $9,000 to $10,000 is only an 11% gain. That’s a good month.

Hello Carlos,

Dollar strength reemerged this week, pushing USD to the top of its recent range against EUR, CAD, and CHF. December rate cut odds whipsawed throughout the week—starting near 50/50, jumping above 70% after mixed NFP data showed more jobs but higher unemployment, then falling back before ultimately settling at 70% in favor of a cut. Despite this late-week tilt toward Fed easing, the dollar held firm near its highs as traders weighed conflicting signals from the data and Fed speakers.

The week's biggest mover was the Japanese yen, weakening to 10-month lows against the dollar and similar extremes versus EUR and GBP. New stimulus plans from recently-appointed Japanese PM Sanae Takaichi sent traders bearish on both JGBs and the yen, with intervention rumors swirling as rates pressured the currency. Friday brought relief when Japanese lawmakers hinted at a possible December rate hike, pulling USD/JPY back from its highs—though it remains elevated above 156.00.

Risk sentiment steadied into the weekend despite a US equity selloff that may have bolstered the dollar's haven appeal. The week ahead looks quieter with US holidays potentially thinning liquidity, though FX markets remain open regular hours throughout.

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NFP coming.

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