This is how to react to the current gold price dip
Last week´s losses should only be a temporary drawback.

2020 was a banner year for many markets. For most of the year, gold was the undisputed big winner. However, in the past few weeks the yellow metal has seen a major setback that has brought it back into an attractive zone that could be a good entry point for investors looking for exposure before inflation is expected to rise. The surge in inflation expectations can be seen directly from the latest BofA survey of fund managers, which showed an all-time high among FMS investors who expect a steeper yield curve (73%) - a factor that is directly related to inflation expectations. It's not hard to imagine why: over the course of 2020, we've seen over $ 22 trillion in fiscal and monetary stimulus worldwide, and now we have a viable vaccine solution firmly in our sights. This is a strong environment for inflation, largely because once we see a surge in economic activity and inflation rates start to tick higher, policymakers are unlikely to be quick to grab the trigger to take the punchbowl away from us. In fact, according to information from the US Federal Reserve in September, the US Federal Reserve introduced a new paradigm that is based on so-called "Average Inflation Targeting", which amounts to a postponed target post for political mandates and allows the Fed to do so for a long time to come after the data shows a return in inflation above its target level, staying at maximum adjustment. With that in mind, let's take a look at some of the most interesting names in the gold digging space, including New Gold Inc (NYSEAmerican: NGD), Delta Resources Ltd (OTCMKTS: GOLHF), and Barrick Gold Corp (NYSE: GOLD).





