Is gold still a boomer rock next to Bitcoin? Not this year, says Bloomberg analyst

Is gold still a boomer rock next to Bitcoin? Not this year, says Bloomberg analyst
According to the macrost strategist Mike McGlone from Bloomberg Intelligence, gold could finally be ready to break his resistance of $ 2000/oz and his call among the crypto brothers to be a "boomer rock" in 2023.
The analyst believes that investors withdraw to gold as safe port in view of the deterioration of the macroeconomic environment-in addition to US state bonds and Bitcoin.
Gold's return to the form
In a joint extract from McGlones Bloomberg Terminal report, the analyst claimed that the global banking crisis and the phenomenon of the deflation of the raw materials could revive the upward trend of gold since 2001.
"The baby boomers have done well on the stock market, but find robust alternatives in US state bonds, gold and carefully in bitcoin", he continued LinkedIn both gold and Bitcoin flooded font-weight: 400 "> after the Federal Reserve promised to save the insert of the Silicon Valey Bank (SVB). The former recovered both on March 17 and March 24, from the resistance of $ 2000, a level that has been consolidated since 2020.
In the same period, Bitcoin from under $ 4000 in March 2020 rose to an all-time high of $ 69,000 in 2021, which resulted in
technically nobody fulfilled this role, since both assets fell at multi-year lows in view of the increasing inflation and the interest return. However, the banking crisis - which the economy has brought billions of dollars of new liquidity - could lead to the fact that both of them finally live up to their name.
"This is our basic scenario for the metal in view of what is emerging as a serious economic restart," wrote McGlone. "That of the Federal Reserve Interest increase by 25 BP on March 22, despite deflationary effects due to falling raw material and real estate prices and a banking storm, which is partly due to the quick pace of the interest rate increase A idea of 1929. “
loss of trust in banking
The analyst also noticed the record pace with which insoles flee from the banking system, whereby the liabilities of the US business banks have not dropped as quickly since 1971-as the United States gave up their gold standard.
In addition to the SVB, institutions such as the Signature Bank were faced with several billion dollars this month, while the stocks of others collapsed with record rates. credit suisse finally fell under such pressure weeks ago when banking panic crossed the Atlantic, and even worried to surrounding span> Style = "Font-Weight: 400">.
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