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Despite Debt Woes US Bonds Are Rallying Again As Gold Price Soars

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Last week, we saw poor August unemployment data that caused the markets to price in more and quicker rate cuts going forward. Gold simply soared as a result, but US bonds also jumped in value.

Take a look at the TLT ETF for 20-US Treasury Bonds.

TLT made a nice jump and looks like it could easily rally more.

This makes me remain cautiously bullish on stocks for the rest of the year.

But, gold remains the most exciting place to be going forward, as the bullish trend there is much stronger, and I believe will last for the rest of this decade.

It’s simply going to benefit more from inflation than the US stock market, just like it did in the 1970’s.

Gold simply broke through its $3450 price resistance level on the first trading day of September, setting the stage for this leg up.

I got an email question from someone and a video answering it:

-Mike

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