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The 7-page flash update, focusing on Silver and silver stocks was published late Monday evening.

The 26-page update was published and emailed to subscribers early Sunday AM.

Other than during a rally from Thanksgiving until New Year, gold stocks have been under pressure for nearly six months. The correction itself was not a surprise, but the structure has been different from the corrections during the 2000s.  Those corrections entailed a quick decline and then a recovery of most of the losses, on … Continue reading

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold joins me to look at the daily charts for GDX and GDXJ to assess where the next bounce could come from. We also discuss the barrage of comments calling for a crash (or pullback) for the US markets and how this plays into precious metals investing. Click Here … Continue reading

An update on one of our most recent placements. The company is cashed up and the stock recently broke out to a new 52-week high. A note on a nano-cap company which might be the cheapest optionality play. … You must have an active elite membership to view the rest of this content. Become a … Continue reading

In this video we take a look at the big picture outlook in Gold, which is building the handle part of the super bullish cup and handle pattern. We also examine the key downside levels for Gold as well as gold stocks. Click Here for Info on TheDailyGold Premium

The 2-page flash update was published late Monday night.

The 17-page update was published Sunday afternoon. We raised some cash. We note where we want to deploy the extra cash. We also share buy price targets for 7 stocks.

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold joins me to recap a key note he made to subscribers earlier this week. He outlined the gold (and GDX) to US stock markets ratios. Click Here for Info on TheDailyGold Premium

The cup and handle pattern is a very common pattern in technical analysis and a very bullish one. The pattern is formed as a market, after an uptrend, corrects significantly but eventually bottoms and can rebound back to where the pattern began, the old high. Think of it like the letter “U.”   The handle is … Continue reading