Let's begin with a mind blowing chart view that I'm sure nobody else is pointing to this morning:
Spot Gold Price In Euros - 40 year chart - In hindsight: the snapback rally in gold was triggered as the price action bounced off the upper channel line on the golden $EUR - not on dollar weakness, bond yields, Bessent, or the endless media speculation about what Kevin Warsh might say at Jackson Hole - media saturation. Gold priced in EUROs simply bounced off the upper trend line.
Funny you don't hear about the collapse of the EURO, only the $USD - meanwhile the EURO priced in gold reads like the tape on a worthless penny stock. Like a failed experiment.
Who else's currency is in deep trouble? punchline: Whose isn't? The Australia's Ausi Dollar! Homework assignment: Chart the gold rally in Ausi dollars.
And they just happen to mine gold there! Ever hear of Newmont?
Needless to say: Gold miners were run up AHEAD of Warsh's speech at Jackson Hole -
I expected $GDX gold miners to rally on Warsh's Jackson Hole speech, not ahead of it. #PoorTiming #PricedIn #JackHole 🤷♂️
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) August 27, 2026
That wasn't the only warning I gave that Jackson Hole was beginning to look like a "sell the news" event, for gold miners.
Friday Morning CNBC was seen pumping "Newmont" $NEM, and materials stocks (craftily setting the bull trap):
$NEM Newmont continues to lead gold miners higher, as predicted, yesterday. That was before this morning's CNBC pump job (mention). #Materials #stocks $GDX gold miners 🚀🚀🚀 pic.twitter.com/ooyC9XgayQ
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) August 28, 2026
What followed was a massive bear raid on gold miners. Coincidence? 🤷
See the conviction buying on the 3X bear ETF - record volume!
$GDX Gold miners gold bugs getting squashed. Bears are piling on... $GDXD pic.twitter.com/HHFH39OmWC
— Veteran Market Timer (@3Xtraders) August 28, 2026
Is this snap reaction the beginning of a larger sell-off in precious metals? That remains to be seen, but the conviction buying in the $GDXD should give you pause.
I'm obviously not the only one who was anticipating the move that broke the chart patterns we were watching - in Thursday's update [linked]
The tactical short in $GDX that fired off on Wednesday is working out splendidly today as Warsh spooks the bond market again. pic.twitter.com/OpjPtMK3LE
— Markets & Mayhem (@Mayhem4Markets) August 28, 2026
I think Friday may have been a little over-done - and given all the short interest heading into a banking holiday on Monday (in Europe). Labor Day in 2 weeks.
Gold vs Bitcoin: Decoupling, or Debasement Trade Rotation
Bitcoin ended rather weak, and the short sellers are already licking their chops.
Here's why...:
Bitcoin seems to be trading counter to gold - may even be a new rotation within the debasement trade.
$BTC used to trade more like a high beta tech asset, before perception changed. Today it trades more like gold's moody cousin who missed the family meeting. 🤣
AI confirms Bitcoin is absolutly being traded in gold, and the proof is in the charts!:
Take care this week, as trading volume dries up again, heading into Labor Day.
P.S.
Beware of shadowy characters who command a massive presence on X, and Telegram:

One shocking example of an account I had previously blocked - unblocked just to take a closer look:
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| Follow the links at your own risk |
A quick Gemini/AI query reveals what may be hidden behind the curtain:
1. Flipper (The Tool)
- In a Web3 context, "flippers" also refers to a specific trader persona who acquires digital assets (like NFTs or token presales) strictly to sell them immediately for a quick profit. [1]
- The Hacking Angle: Security researchers utilize the Flipper Zero to explore and audit the Thread smart-home protocol. By hooking up low-cost external radio dev boards (like an nRF52840 or ESP32-C6) via the Flipper Zero GPIO pins, users act as "Threadors." They inject traffic, build OpenThread boundary nodes, and audit the low-level data packets passing through Thread-enabled smart doors and IoT appliances.






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