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This week Goldman Sachs analysts repeated their bullish case for gold. The fundamentals do indeed seem encouraging. But how do the USD Index and the general stock market fit into this picture? We discuss that in our today’s essay.

Contrary to the obituaries written for gold by investment analysts the yellow metal surges and possibly confirms that the bottom of the recent correction has already been reached. This comes as no surprise to those of you who have followed our recent commentaries. But what's the outlook for gold right now? We discuss that in our today's essay.

Testing conditions in the precious metals sector have nudged investors to pull out with their speculative capital. However, recent declines seem not enough to warrant such action. The picture now remains bullish and even though betting against the prevailing sentiment is counterintuitive, it may prove profitable in the near future. More details in our essay.

The last couple of days have provided us with additional information as to whether the final bottom of the recent correction is really in. At the moment of writing, it seems that gold's upward potential is quite considerable. For more details of why being out of the market might be risky, please consult our today's essay.

The last few days were emotionally trying for most of the precious metals investors as we saw another plunge in the price of gold. However, this came as no surprise to all of you who read our previous essay. Right now, the upside potential of gold outweighs its downside potential and a move up is also in the cards from the US dollar perspective. You will find more details in our today's essay. Additionally, we feature the current True Seasonal tendencies.