Posted 6th Kasım 2020

How will the US election impact the gold price?

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Andrew Maguire looks ahead to the gold price after US election day is finally over.


Talking Gold’ – a fortnightly update from Kinesis Director and precious metals expert, Andrew Maguire, providing a detailed round-up of the recent action in the gold and silver markets – a regular feature from the Kinesis Youtube show ‘Live from the Vault’.

In this week’s deep dive into the gold and silver markets, Andrew Maguire provides insight into the short and long term impact of the US election on the gold price.

The gold price after the US election

Andrew Maguire believes that regardless of the ultimate resolution of the US election, once an initial period of volatility settles the outlook for gold is positive.

For positive indicators for the gold price, the precious metals expert points to the massive stimulus package announced by each presidential candidate. According to Andrew Maguire, the vast inflow of stimulus into the economy will balloon global debt, in turn, swelling physical gold demand.

Relative to weakening fiat currencies, gold will do what it has done for thousands of years, act as a safe haven.

Andrew Maguire

International safe-haven physical demand

What does this mean for traders and investors?

In light of the current market conditions, Andrew Maguires suggests that margined traders should watch their “stops or stand aside until the situation becomes clearer.” Speaking on this period for investors, the long-time wholesaler believes “this is a hell of an opportunity to average in and buy some gold and silver at bargain prices.”

In the terms of the long term outlook for gold, Andrew Maguire predicts that “once the volatility has settled, very strong fundamentals will come into focus.”

Next Episode: Andrew Maguire carries out another detailed round-up of the gold and silver markets.

The opinions expressed in this publication are those of Andrew Maguire and do not purport to reflect the official policy or position of Kinesis.

This publication is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be a solicitation, offering or recommendation of any security, commodity, derivative, investment management service or advisory service and is not commodity trading advice. This publication does not intend to provide investment, tax or legal advice on either a general or specific basis.