Trump rescues the markets again - but for how long?
In this latest market update, Clive Maund examines the dramatic rebound across equities following renewed optimism surrounding geopolitical developments and comments from President Trump. But is this rally the start of a sustained advance, or merely another short-lived relief bounce within a broader correction?
This video analyzes:

The sharp recovery in the S&P 500 and Nasdaq following Trump’s latest announcements and market reaction.

Gold’s ongoing correction, with a look at key support levels, oversold RSI readings, declining momentum, and the potential for a near-term relief rally before a deeper test of strong support.

Gold miners (GDX) and the Gold Miners Bullish Percent Index, which have reached extremely pessimistic levels that often precede tradable rebounds.

Silver’s correction within its powerful long-term bull market, including support and resistance zones, momentum trends, and the larger bullish “Cup & Handle” breakout structure dating back decades.

Crude oil’s volatile reaction to shifting headlines, technical support and resistance levels, and why the longer-term outlook may remain constructive despite recent weakness.

Long-term historical charts for both gold and silver, highlighting why the secular bull market thesis remains intact despite current corrections.
The charts suggest that while sentiment has become extremely bearish in precious metals and mining stocks, conditions may be developing for a countertrend rally. At the same time, broader equity markets appear increasingly dependent on headline-driven optimism, raising important questions about the durability of the current advance.
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