Central Banks Built This Gold Bull and Wall Street Just Turned It Violent | Brien Lundin
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Brien Lundin discusses the recent gold market selloff and its implications for Wall Street.
Gold's brutal 40% miner selloff was a "classic washout," not a breakdown, says Brien Lundin, and what comes next could leave Wall Street watching from the sidelines. Speaking with Kitco News at the Rule Symposium 2026, the Gold Newsletter editor and New Orleans Investment Conference host said the June 24 plunge to $4,000 "really felt like capitulation," and that level has held as a floor since. He likens today's sentiment to 1999 and 2000, the bottom that launched the entire 2000s bull. And ...
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