The David Lin Report · Thursday, August 13, 2026
Clem Chambers observes that gold prices have been reacting to declines in US Treasury yields, with both moving upwards recently. However, he currently sees a 'pause' in gold's trajectory and states he will be interested at $3,500.
“Gold has broken above 4,000. Uh, for the first time in months. It's now trading firmly above 4400. Uh, as we speak right now on the 12th of August.”
“And, uh, it looks to me like, um, gold has been reacting to declines in the T-bond interest rate.”
“And when I look at it, I just see a pause.”
“And I'm on the record saying 3 and a half thousand, I'll start to be interested.”