Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

Jordan Roy-Byrne and I balance out the moves high in the US Dollar and US markets. We could be back in a situation similar to 2017 where investors view the US as the strongest economy and markets globally so naturally that is where money continues to flow. However we all agree that a correction is … Continue reading

Jeffrey Christian, founder and managing partner of CPM Group discusses the Gold market for us and his projections over the coming years. Jeffrey’s Website

The 5-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Tuesday evening.

Last week we noted that the risks in precious metals were primarily technical.  Sentiment and technicals urge caution over the short-term.  The net speculative position in Gold has remained high for months while the 21-day daily sentiment index (DSI) hit 81%. Since the sector peak five months ago, Silver and the gold stocks have corrected … Continue reading

The 22-page update was published and emailed to subscribers late Saturday night. This update includes an extensive report on a stock we think has 10-bagger potential and up to 20-bagger potential.

This is the first copy of the manuscript and it’s for subscribers only. In a few weeks the book will be available to the public.

David Morgan joins us to talk about where precious metals are currently, how it compares to the past and the potential for an acceleration phase in the not too distant future. David Morgan’s Website David Morgan’s Twitter

Jordan Roy-Byrne joins me today to share his updated targets and levels to watch for gold and gold stocks. With the share still lagging a correction in terms of price or time could be all that the sector needs. We also discuss what Jordan looks for in terms of juniors and the works that they … Continue reading

The 8-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Tuesday night. We analyze the sector outlook and add a company to our watch list with 10-bagger potential.

Gold cannot lose this year. Let me explain. The most bearish points for Gold (aside from a blowoff in inflation) are when an economic recovery gains traction or when the Fed raises rates to combat inflation. All three scenarios entail stable or rising real interest rates and, therefore, no investment demand for Gold. At present, … Continue reading