Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

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Gold & Silver Manage Good Quarterly Closes

There was no big dump or big buying into month end or quarter end for Gold and Silver. The metals and miners remain in correction mode and we require more evidence to give better probability to how the correction plays out and where the bottom will be. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

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Two Reasons Why 2020s to 2030s Gold Bull Will be Like 1970s

The technical setup of Gold & Silver is similar to the one that preceded the huge gains in the 1970s. Secondly, the 1970s bull was fueled by twin secular bear markets: in both stocks and bonds. In the 2000s, only stocks were in a secular bear. Today, bonds are in a secular bear and stocks … Continue reading

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Historical Comparisons for Gold Right Now

Gold has made six major breakouts since the end of the Gold Standard in 1971.    Only two of the breakouts retested the breakout. Those two were the two previous breakouts to new all-time highs: 1978 and 2009.    Precious Metals are weakening ahead of the end of the month and quarter. The odds of … Continue reading

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Gold & Silver Whipsaw Traders & Market Timers

Latest whipsaws in Gold cloud prognosis into next week and the end of month and end of the quarter. Gold, for now, has support at $2300 and Silver has initial support around $29. The miners are providing some encouragement. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

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Rick Rule: Gold Price Over Next 5 Years Will Truly Surprise People

Rick Rule provides some history lessons on juniors in the 1960s and 1970s and shares his current thoughts on developers, producers and explorers. He mentions several stocks in passing and informs us on his most recent buys. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

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Two Charts That Show Gold is Scary Cheap

The Gold price against the US Monetary Base and the percentage backing of our current Gold reserves (at the current market price) shows how far cheap Gold is compared to levels of the last bull market. Relative to the 1980 and Great Depression era peaks, Gold is going for pennies today. Click Here to Learn … Continue reading

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Best Indicator for Recession & Stock Market Downturn

The steepening in the yield curve from inversion to above 0 is the best indicator of an imminent recession. The decline in the 2-year yield relative to the Fed Funds rate usually precedes the start of rate cuts, which is bearish for the stock market and economy in the context of the recession signal. Click … Continue reading

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