Jesse Colombo
Jesse Colombo is a financial analyst and investor writing on macro-economics and precious metals markets. Recognized by The Times of London, he has built a reputation for warning about economic bubbles and future financial crises. An advocate for free markets and sound money, Colombo was also named one of LinkedIn's Top Voices in Economy & Finance.
Jesse Colombo Articles
Gold has momentarily paused just below $3,000, catching its breath while building momentum for its next move. With energy accumulating, a breakout above $3,000 could be just around the corner.
Since 1973, America’s gold has been officially valued at just $42 per troy ounce—but that may soon change.
U.S. inflation expectations have surged over the past few months, and this has been a bullish driver for gold and silver. Yesterday, the U.S. Consumer Price Index came in hotter than expected, reinforcing those inflation concerns and...
China's futures traders have been the driving force behind gold’s extraordinary $400 surge in March and April 2024. However, these traders have been relatively quiet since then. My theory is that as gold heats up again, they will return,...
Since President Trump took office and introduced his policies, financial markets have faced a wave of uncertainty driven by a mix of complex and often conflicting forces.
Amid a global scramble for physical gold and silver, both metals are breaking out, signaling the start of the next powerful phase in their bull markets.
Following more than two months of stagnation after the U.S. presidential election, gold is now breaking out decisively, signaling its readiness to resume its rally toward $3,000 and beyond.
The U.S. dollar and Treasury yields have recently surged at a rapid pace, a scenario that typically sends gold prices tumbling. Yet, gold's resilience signals an impressive underlying strength.
The past two months following the U.S. presidential election have been challenging for gold bulls as the yellow metal pulled back and settled into a choppy trading range.
Although the Fed met expectations by cutting rates on Wednesday, it roiled the markets by signaling a slower pace of rate cuts in the future. Since the election, financial markets have been marked by heightened volatility and uncertainty...
