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Today is Labor Day and tomorrow is the first trading day of September, with a Federal Reserve meeting on tap later this month.

Last Friday gold closed above $3400 to clear a resistance point.

Gold has been consolidating now since April - about four months - and is now ready to begin it’s next leg up through $3500 and beyond.

Mining stocks, of course, actually broke out right at the start of August, ahead of last week’s gold move.

The GDX ETF is actually up more this year than NVDA, even though no one on CNBC talks about mining stocks, because all they talk about is NVDA and so called “AI,” while most of the gurus on Youtube only talk about virtual crypto coins.

The Federal Reserve is expected to start lowering rates again at its September meeting.

When the Fed lowers rates when there is no recession and the stock market is at all time highs you can expect to see more inflation and for the slow motion decline in the US dollar index to simply continue.

It looks to me like we’re going to see gold go to $4,000 by New Years.

-Mike

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