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Florian Grummes is a technical macro/commodities commentator and managing director of Midas Touch Consulting. In the supplied material, he presents himself as focused on precious metals, commodities, digital assets, and market timing, with a strong chart-and-sentiment orientation. He repeatedly frames markets through secular trends, corrections, moving averages, support/resistance, and liquidity conditions, and he emphasizes patience, cash levels, and risk management. He also appears to address institutional and high-net-worth audiences, and he is active as a recurring media guest on precious-metals and macro channels.
Grummes’s recurring worldview is broadly hard-asset bullish and liquidity cautious. He consistently argues that gold remains in a secular bull market even during sharp corrections, and he treats pullbacks as healthy digestion within larger uptrends rather than trend reversals. He is constructive on physical gold and often sees dips as buying opportunities, but he is willing to hold significant cash when markets look overheated. He is generally bullish on silver over the medium to long term, though he stresses patience and timing. He is also bullish on oil and energy equities, viewing them as undervalued relative to physical supply constraints and geopolitical disruption. By contrast, he is notably negative on Bitcoin and crypto in the supplied transcripts, describing crypto as still in a winter/bloodbath phase and saying he exited all crypto holdings. Across markets, he expects inflationary pressure, policy distortions, and geopolitical shocks to matter more than standard upbeat equity narratives, and he repeatedly warns that broad stock-market excess can trigger painful drawdowns and forced selling in other assets.
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Preview:This episode is a bullish near-term call on silver and gold after a five- to six-month correction. The guest, Florian Gumis, argues the metals are very oversold, likely near a short-term bottom, and set up for a bounce over the next 1–3 months, with miners and possibly oil and crypto also interesting.
Preview:Florian argues the current move in gold is a healthy correction inside a still-intact secular bull market, with support around $4,000 and a worst-case drawdown toward $3,500. He is much less constructive on Bitcoin and crypto, saying he is fully out, sees crypto winter still in progress, and wants to see a true panic/bloodbath before reconsidering. He is also cautious on US equities after a near-parabolic semiconductor run, prefers cash and physical metals, and thinks oil is underpricing supply risk.
Preview:Martin Armstrong and Florian Grummes discuss gold and silver markets after a weak spring, with Armstrong pointing to a likely June low and warning that geopolitical/banking stress can force gold selling for liquidity, while Grummes sees oversold technicals suggesting a bottom-building phase in the $3,850–$4,000 zone for gold with a summer bounce likely by July/August. Armstrong's computer models flag escalation from July into August and he highlights Europe's economic weakness, capital controls history, and shifting global capital flows. Grummes frames the correction as normal within a larger bull market, with silver's long-term cup-and-handle pattern still intact but a test of ~$50 possible before the next major leg higher.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues that gold and silver are likely near an early-summer bottom, but not yet in a clean risk-on setup. He thinks July’s low-volume, holiday period is a poor time to chase metals or mining stocks aggressively, and expects a bottom-building process over the next 1-3 weeks followed by a summer rally, with the possibility of another leg lower later in the year.
Preview:The video is a bullish-but-cautious precious-metals interview. Florian Grooms argues gold and silver likely put in a summer capitulation low last Thursday, and he expects a rebound over the next few weeks to months, but he is not convinced the larger correction is fully over. He also thinks inflation may stay sticky, rates may be hard to cut, miners look attractive for a tactical bounce, and oil stocks are worth adding on the view that the recent oil pullback is temporary.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues that oil remains in a bullish structural setup and that a severe oil-price shock is likely by late summer or early autumn because physical shortages are worsening even if western paper markets look subdued. He ties that oil view to a broader macro thesis: the AI/semiconductor trade is late-cycle and vulnerable to a liquidity crunch, rates may not come down soon, and this combination should eventually push investors back toward gold, silver, and select miners as fiat debasement continues.
Preview:Danny of Capital Cosm interviews Florian Grummes about gold, silver, oil, Bitcoin, and bonds. Florian’s core view is that gold and silver are in a healthy corrective pause after large multi-year runs, while oil looks like the clearest bullish setup because of tight physical supply, geopolitical risk, and his view that the paper market is mispriced versus reality. He is cautious on stocks and Bitcoin, arguing both look disconnected from underlying conditions, and he prefers holding liquidity rather than chasing moves into summer.
Preview:An interview on Wall Street Bullion with Florian Grooms argues that silver’s recent rebound is the start of a larger move, with gold likely heading back above $5,000 and silver potentially reaching $90–$100. The guest ties the setup to technical oversold conditions, Middle East energy disruption risk, and a broader stagflationary environment that he says favors precious metals and commodities.
Preview:The video argues that the recent drop in gold and silver is a liquidity-driven correction, not a thesis break. Florian Grummes says gold could still revisit lower support zones, while Gregory Mannarino frames the selloff as paper-asset liquidation caused by margin calls after stock-market weakness, and both stay constructive on the metals over the longer run.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues the Iran shock is causing a temporary correction in gold and a likely near-term oil supply squeeze, but he remains structurally bullish on commodities and inflation. He is much more constructive on gold than Bitcoin, framing gold’s selloff as a dip within a longer bull market and Bitcoin as still inside a crypto winter.
Preview:Florian Grummes says the Middle East conflict has pushed markets into a risk-off phase, and he is tactically cautious on gold despite staying bullish on physical metals long term. He expects oil, inflation, and liquidity stress to matter more than a straight-line gold rally right now, and he has reduced mining-stock exposure while preferring cash and physical bullion.
Preview:A silver-and-gold YouTube discussion anchored on a March giveaway quickly turns into a very bearish geopolitical market view: the guest argues the Iran-Israel-U.S. conflict has effectively triggered a broad risk-off move, pushed oil sharply higher, and created near-term pressure on stocks, crypto, and even precious metals via liquidation and liquidity stress.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues the precious-metals bull market remains intact, but gold and silver are digesting an extremely violent move. He sees gold consolidating around $5,000, silver likely lagging for a while after its explosive run, and the coming China holiday as the main near-term volatility risk because Shanghai physical trading goes offline. He is constructive on miners and especially energy/oil, while staying cautious on Bitcoin because he thinks the crypto winter is still in force.
Preview:Florian Gumis argues that gold and silver are in the early-to-middle stages of a secular “gold rush” driven by fiat debasement, central-bank buying, geopolitical fragmentation, and long-term underinvestment in mining supply. He is bullish on the metals trend, but cautions that silver and miners may be due for near-term pullbacks after a very sharp move, and he repeatedly stresses position sizing over all-in bets.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues silver has broken into a major secular bull market and still has far more upside, with $100 seen as a near-term psychological magnet and $250-$500, even $600-$1,000 in a stretched scenario, as plausible longer-run targets. He frames the move as driven by a long-dormant cup-and-handle breakout, rising physical tightness, and a broader commodity super-cycle, while saying he would not sell physical silver here though he would be cautious about adding new paper exposure after the run.
Preview:Florian Grummes (Midas Touch Consulting) discusses silver's historic breakout above the 45-year $50 resistance level, with prices approaching $69. He argues silver is in uncharted price-discovery mode, targets $100 in the mid-term and $250-500 longer-term, while cautioning about extreme overbought conditions. He recommends physical metals as insurance, favors platinum for new purchases, and sees oil and silver miners as contrarian plays.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues that gold and silver are still in the middle of a secular precious-metals bull market, not near a long-term top. He sees gold consolidating before a move toward about $5,000–$5,200 next spring, while silver’s confirmed breakout above $50 is, in his view, the bigger technical event and could carry first to the low $70s, then to $100 next year and much higher over time.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues the precious-metals bull market remains very much alive, driven by fiat debasement, central-bank liquidity, and stronger physical demand. He is especially bullish on silver, which he says has already broken out and is now leading gold, while he also sees platinum and select miners as catch-up trades.
Preview:The video is a bullish precious-metals interview centered on gold, silver, and platinum/palladium. Both speakers argue the recent gold selloff was a healthy reset inside a larger bull market, with gold likely consolidating before another push toward $5,000 next year and silver still having much higher upside after a long-term breakout.
Preview:Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting joins Wall Street Bullion to discuss the recent sharp pullback in gold and silver, which he views as a healthy consolidation within an intact bull market. He outlines three scenarios for gold: sideways high-level consolidation (base case), a deeper drop to ~$3,500 (painful but possible), or an immediate resumption toward new highs (low probability). He highlights China's new 6% VAT on gold, Morgan Stanley's shift to a 60/20/20 portfolio including 20% gold, and expects gold to reach $5,000 next year. Silver follows the same trajectory. The overall tone is bullish with near-term caution through mid-December.
Preview:Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting discusses the precious metals rally with host Ivan of Wall Street Bullion. He sees gold ($3,700) and silver ($42) in a secular bull market driven by Chinese physical demand, central bank buying, Tether's gold purchases, a bond bear market, and expanding global M2 money supply. He highlights Saudi Arabia's small SLV/silver mining ETF position as a potential "test balloon." Near-term, he sees no reversal signals but acknowledges October/November seasonal headwinds could bring a pullback. His "crack-up boom" thesis suggests more room for monetary expansion before systemic limits are reached, though he sees an inflection point in 2-5 years. He notes mainstream euphoria is still absent, a contrarian bullish signal.
Preview:Florian Grummes (Midas Touch) lays out the four macro drivers behind gold's rally: central bank buying to de-dollarize, relentless Chinese physical demand, global M2 money supply expansion, and the secular bear market in bonds pushing institutional capital toward gold. He frames the move not as an inflation trade but as a geopolitical unwind of five decades of paper-gold dominance. On mining equities, he emphasizes management track record, jurisdiction, and the discipline to buy dips rather than chase spikes, while acknowledging that quality names that haven't already moved are hard to find.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues that gold is in a secular bull market driven by global money creation, central-bank buying, and structural distrust of fiat currencies, while Bitcoin is still constructive but less attractive at current levels after a huge run. He sees gold, some altcoins, and eventually oil as better risk/reward opportunities, with Bitcoin likely seeing a final-cycle push later in the year rather than a fresh entry here.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues that gold is in a healthy consolidation and is poised for a breakout toward $4,000, while silver may be setting up for a much larger, longer-duration move driven by remonetization, tight physical supply, and a giant long-term cup-and-handle pattern. He is broadly bullish on both gold and Bitcoin, but says gold has the clearer immediate setup because physical demand, central-bank buying, and delivery stress are tightening the paper market.
Preview:Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting lays out a bull case for gold, arguing that the current four-month consolidation near $3,300–$3,400 is healthy after a ~100% rally from the $1,615 triple low. He sees $4,000 and $5,000 as near-term round-number targets once $3,500 breaks, and ultimately calls $10,000 gold "just a question of time." The core driver is ongoing fiat debasement by governments and central banks globally, with physical Asian buying, Western ETF inflows still early, and mining equities just beginning to attract generalist capital. He flags a true blow-off top — vertical silver, gold doubling in weeks, the gold/silver ratio collapsing to 15–30, and cab drivers talking about it — as the eventual exit signal, noting that none of these are anywhere close yet.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues gold is consolidating after a strong run, silver is still in an earlier bull phase, and Bitcoin is in a summer pause but remains on track for higher highs into year-end. He favors waiting for confirmation rather than chasing prices, with 4,000-plus gold, 50 silver, and potentially 150,000 Bitcoin still in play if the broader macro backdrop stays inflationary and uncertain.
Preview:Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting discusses silver's breakout to 14.5-year highs near $38, calling for $50 in the short-to-mid term and triple digits long-term. He sees the move as a catch-up to gold after the gold-silver ratio exceeded 100, driven by tight supply, rising industrial demand (AI data centers, solar), and a large short position trying to exit. He's also bullish on platinum, which he considers very cheap relative to gold, and expresses concern about digital currency control and the broader financial instability. Practical stacking advice rounds out the interview.
Preview:Florian Grummes of Midas Touch Consulting discusses gold and silver outlook through end of 2025. He sees gold in a seasonal pullback/consolidation that began after the April $3,500 high, expecting sideways action between $3,100-$3,400 for a few more weeks before a summer breakout to new all-time highs, with $4,000 and $5,000 as psychological targets. Silver is "crazy undervalued" with the gold-silver ratio near 100 and will eventually catch up toward $50. He advises new investors to accumulate in tranches without leverage. The bull market thesis rests on continued monetary expansion, M2 growth, and the remonetization of gold into the financial system.
Preview:Florian Grummes argues gold’s long-term re-monetization is being driven by China, repatriation flows, and a broader shift back toward physical gold as a trust anchor. Near term, he expects gold to consolidate sideways and volatile after a sharp run-up, while silver and mining stocks are the bigger catch-up candidates.
Preview:Kitco News hosts Florian Grummes on a gold/silver bull thesis. He argues gold’s recent pullback is just profit-taking within a larger remonetization trend driven by sovereign buying, central-bank accumulation, de-dollarization, and loose fiat conditions. He says gold could go far higher over time and sees silver as the better near-term catch-up trade, with $40-$50 by late spring/early summer and even higher possible later. He also highlights mining stocks—especially juniors and silver developers—as an eventual M&A beneficiary of surging metal prices.
Preview:Florian Grummes (Midas Touch Consulting) discusses gold's rally toward $3,000 with host Ivan, citing a 13-year cup-and-handle pattern with a $3,080 target. He notes gold is overbought and pullbacks of $60-$80 can happen anytime, but no sell signals exist. Silver hasn't joined the rally yet, suggesting more upside. Central bank buying (China, emerging markets) drives the move; Western retail is absent. Fort Knox audit speculation could be a wildcard. Grummes sees the broader "crack-up boom" as still intact — everything trending higher over decades — with no single macro fear keeping him up at night.
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