Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

An opportunity is now being created in precious metals if the current correction continues. Most precious metals have been falling in price, as financial markets continue to reassess the expectations for economic growth.

Meadow Bay closed a $2M private placement (2.25M shares @ $0.90) with no warrants. CEO Bob Dinning participated in the financing and bought 100,000 shares. Source: StockWatch

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Now that we are past the Fed circus we can get back to reality. But what is reality? Is it inflation? Deflation? A repeat of 2008? What matters is the message of the markets and the correct interpretation of the message. With regards to the mining stocks we are seeing a stark contrast relative to … Continue reading

Dave Skarica and I discuss the relative strength in the mining stocks and the outlook for Gold.  

Was Thursday a bottom in the gold and silver stocks? We discuss with Jeb Handwerger of goldstocktrades.com.

This is an important juncture for Gold and let me say the analysts. We are starting to see some disagreement on Gold and that is natural after a strong surge. It is a small part of the reason why Gold is likely to soon replicate its last move. We believe the market is ready for … Continue reading

Paramount released results of a new NI 43-101-compliant resource estimate on its 100-per-cent-owned Sleeper gold project…

The collapse of 2008 remains fresh in mind. And yes, while collapse is the most overused word in the financial markets (next to bubble), 2008 was indeed a collapse for everything. Our beloved gold stock sector plunged roughly 70% in only three months. This collapse hangs in the back of the psyche each time global … Continue reading

In only two months Gold surged from $1500 to $1900/oz. Over the past few weeks Gold has remained range bound from $1750-$1900. The longer Gold holds this range then the more optimistic we can be. That $400 move was not a parabolic blowoff top but the initiation of an acceleration. This consolidation is likely to … Continue reading