Dale J Pinkert
Independent Analyst
In today's TradeGATEHub Live Trading session, Coach Dale discusses the resilience of the Euro's bullish technicals despite the results of the French elections. He explores strategies to capitalize on the fading dollar strength anticipated this week due to upcoming Federal Reserve decisions and inflation reports. Additionally, Dale examines why gold and silver lacked follow-through after last week's strong rally, offering insights into the precious metals market dynamics and what traders might expect moving forward.
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