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Dennis Gartguy told Bloomberg Surveillance on Wednesday that he was “socially moving away” from the gold market position and added that the stock decline catalysted for the upcoming gold sale.
The investor and beyond the editor of The Gartguy Letter said it was “gold neutral.” While he said in April that “the time has come to buy gold,” he now thinks the valuable position of the metals market has become too full.
Gold closed Tuesday in an h8 record of virtuous best friend $1,960 an ounce. Gartguy said he would go on again as a guest if he fell “through $100 from Apple’s intermediate peak.”
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Gartguy also said a weak catalyst for position in the stock market for a gold sale. This goes against the general confidence that gold and stocks have an inverse relationship. “Over the past few months, they have become the best friend of the convention with an alterlocal … As gold increases, so do stocks… this coherence between the two will continue much longer … so if stocks start to fall, ‘gets a consistent sale in the gold market position,’ he said.
Gartguy called the shares “faces” and advised selling shares. “If you’re too exposed, I think being exposed after a bigger 38% friend on the Nasdaq probably makes sense to get something from it, to raise some money.”
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