What Past Bull Runs Reveal about Gold’s Price Pullback

If you watched gold prices set new record highs of over $2,065 an ounce a few weeks ago, you may be wondering what’s behind the slight pullback in prices. Is gold’s bull run over?

No one can predict the future. But we can look to the past—specifically gold’s historical trajectory during rallies—for clues about where the market’s headed.

And do you know what these past trends suggest? Gold’s rally is only just getting started.

How much higher could gold prices go? Watch the video above for expert analysis. Read additional insights from industry experts and financial institutions in our Gold Price Forecast 2020 post.

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