Some of the long time readers will know
that I like to check the charts for gold, when priced in terms of the
other major currencies, to get a sense of how the metal is doing when
viewed from outside of this country. Since it is an internationally
traded commodity, it makes sense to compare its performance to see
whether there is a general global trend in the metal or whether it is
diverging from such a trend depending on which currency it might be
priced in. This helps us assess overall global sentiment.
With
the big Scotland vote in the headlines, I thought it might behoove us
to see how the metal was faring in terms of the British Pound. I
understand that more than a few Scots fear for their life’s savings and
were pulling money out of banks just in case. One would think that gold
would be a likely recipient for some of that cash.
However,
in looking at the price chart, it is rather lackluster ( and that is
trying to be kind) as the metal has actually BEEN FALLING ahead of the
vote. Not exactly a VOTE of confidence ( sorry, I could not resist the
pun) in the metal from what I can see on the chart at this point.
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