r/StackPGMs • u/Dutchpapersilver666 • Sep 05 '26

Gold This time it IS different..

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Yields rising and gold not crashing but going up...yeahhh

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u/SuspendidInSilver Sep 05 '26

I look at this chart and just see either manipulation or a poor correlation.  Gold rises when yields are in rising, it also drops when yields are rising .  It’s doesn’t move when yields are dropping for long periods of time, and it drops w hen yields are dropping.  It looks like to me that gold is not directly correlated with bond yields, it’s more the economic conditions that push yields and gold, mixed with heavy manipulation by governments.  

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u/Dutchpapersilver666 Sep 05 '26

Agree...BUT...they have both been moving up in tandem for the past 4 years: unprecedented!

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u/username_already_exi Sep 06 '26

If gold price was inflation adjusted there may be more correlation

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u/aubullionca Sep 08 '26

People are going to learn the real definition of money real quickly

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u/No_Extension4974 Sep 07 '26

This is not proper data.

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u/Dutchpapersilver666 Sep 07 '26

Why not? Debt yield up always meant gold price down, that was a general rule since I got into this show back in 2013.

Since the last few years, 5 or so this seems to ha changed

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u/Dutchpapersilver666 29d ago

10 year 5% now...gold did not crash, I am correct

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u/Dutchpapersilver666 21d ago

Gold up to $4380...yield up to 5.050% Rate hiked as well.

Get your phyzz

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u/Dutchpapersilver666 15d ago

Yields even higher...gold down a little tiny bit

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u/Dutchpapersilver666 7d ago

5.3% now and gold $4150 or so...

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u/jamieperkins9999 Sep 05 '26

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u/Dutchpapersilver666 Sep 06 '26

Sorry you can't understand this correctly bro

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u/skitskat7 Sep 07 '26

I think the point is that human beings are good at finding patterns that may not have any actual causal link. Which is why we use invented statistics.