Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

A brief but compact update including a few important, new technical insights.  

A golden cross occurs when the 50-day moving average crosses above the 200-day moving average. Its supposed to be a bullish signal and it just happened in Gold. In order to know if this is meaningful, we should check the history and assess the results. We used weekly charts (with equivalent moving averages) so you … Continue reading

The 17-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Saturday night. It’s a shorter update because a caught a very bad and am still sick.  

Jordan Roy Byrne joined us at the Metals Investor Forum for a review of the current precious metal market. Jordan believes we’re in for one final decline, perhaps minor, which will lead to an amazing set-up for a major bull market in gold. He’s extremely bullish on a number of mining companies that he believes … Continue reading

The 21-page update was published Monday afternoon. In this update we opine on the sector outlook and our trading strategy for some names we hold and some on the watch list.  

  Last week we discussed the difference between a rally and bull market. Gold stocks have been in a rally. That rally is now over as gold stocks peaked at their 400-day moving averages days ago and sliced through their 200-day moving averages Friday. Take a look at the charts of any gold stock … Continue reading

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold breaks down the gold and GDX charts. Although this recent bounce is dissipating it has taken the metal up to the higher part of is trend. Unfortunately this trend is still a downtrend but the downside is limited. Jordan shares some key levels to watch. Click Here for … Continue reading

Gold & Silver are stopped at $1300 and $16 while the gold stocks are stopped by the 400-day moving averages again. What’s coming next? Click Here to Learn More About TheDailyGold Premium  

This flash update covers our analysis of Gold (price targets, support, resistance) as well as GDX and GDXJ. It also includes comments and charts on the two stocks highest on our watch list.  

    Although the financial media conflates the two, there is a difference between a rally and a bull market. A rally implies a rebound after or a reprieve from weakness. A bull market is higher highs and higher lows for a period of at least a few years. Gold’s strength in the 2000s … Continue reading