Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

Saturday evening we published TDG #523, a 27-page update which included an intro report on one of our favorite nanocaps. This company currently has a US market cap below $20 Million and it has a deal with a major company who is moving one of its projects forward. From a few months ago to early 2019, … Continue reading

It was exactly one month ago we discussed our posture as a “bearish Gold bull.” The gold mining sector hit a historic low nearly 18 months ago but this new cycle has struggled to gain traction as metals prices have stagnated while the stock market and the US Dollar have trended higher. Unfortunately recent … Continue reading

Saturday evening we published TDG #522, a 34-page update which included, among other things, several pages of Q&A and a lengthy report on a company has become extremely oversold recently. We analyzed the company and projected price targets at $1050 Gold and $1550 Gold near the end of 2018 and a higher Gold price in … Continue reading

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Early Tuesday morning we emailed a 3-page flash update to subscribers. We covered the current state of optionality plays. They have sold off quite a bit already. Are they a buy yet? Which criteria should we use to select an optionality play? We answered these questions and reiterated our favorite optionality play which could have … Continue reading

Saturday evening we published and sent a 34-page update to subscribers. In this update we highlighted the downside risk in the sector and the potential for imminent declines. We have been bearish and cautious for a few months (though we called the May bounce) but Gold has trended higher and some miners have held up … Continue reading

Traders and investors noted and celebrated Gold’s alleged breakout from a its downtrend that began in 2011. Tuesday Gold closed at $1297/oz after nearly touching $1299/oz. Gold appeared to break its downtrend on the many charts that made the rounds. However, upon further inspection, there was no breakout from the 6-year downtrend on the weekly … Continue reading

Late Saturday evening we published and sent a 32-page update to subscribers. In this update we reiterated our near-term bearish outlook due to the continued relative weakness in gold stocks and Silver as well as a sudden increase in bullish sentiment in Gold as Gold nears very strong resistance. We also noted the potential for … Continue reading

If looking at Gold only in a vacuum, it looks good. Its uptrend since the start of the year remains intact and it has pushed above its 50 and 200-day moving averages. It closed the week at $1280/oz and could test $1300 next week. But looks can be deceiving. Considering the US Dollar index … Continue reading