Gary Tanashian

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Gold COT

The bullish structure is degrading and the open interest is increasing but I don’t think the price of gold cares just yet. Next upside target remains open. But still, CoT is just one of many tools and indicators to keep an eye on and it is not great looking. http://biiwii.blogspot.com/2010/05/gold-cot.html

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Weekend Charts

From my blog at http://biiwii.blogspot.com……

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Checking in on Gold-Silver Ratio

Weekly GSR maintains potential for bottom-making, although hope and greed have persisted and thus, GSR has remained painfully in a consolidation/bottoming structure…

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US Dollar

USD is seemingly okay, on its way to higher levels. But the daily MACD has diverged bearishly and has taken the form of a head & shoulders. A drop below MACD zero would activate the potential to end the rally and re-test the lows. The dollar and euro are doing the dance of confidence, which … Continue reading

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PHYS – note to subscribers

PHYS was added last week as a way to tag the NFTRH speculative account to actual gold as opposed to what may be going on over at GLD. If it worked out as a trade, hey great. Or it could be held longer term. The point was that I felt its management (Sprott) was of … Continue reading

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Copper-Gold Ratio

I look at gold vs. general (positively correlated) industrial metals quite a bit, but in listening to the Bob Hoye interview here, I got the prompt to check out copper-gold (CGR)….

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Gold stocks – so far so good…

Here is the chart from an email update to subscribers sent out pre-market this morning. The mail contained some written analysis, yes. But really….

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US Treasuries not buying the bull

Don’t look now but Treasury bonds still have life in them, which means the inflation commanders have not yet won the battle. I think they’ll win the war, but if these bonds continue to get the bid, there will be pain in the interim. Here’s the chart once again from the updating chart list. [ad#TDG … Continue reading

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Crack-Up Boom?

It is time to start bringing the famous von Mises event back into the equation. More and more it looks like one of only two things; interim deflationary ‘impulse’ leading to Crack Up Boom or ‘do not pass go, do not collect $200 and go straight to Crack Up Boom’…..

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