Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

In this issue….Editorials, Company news, Gold & Silver analysis, & Premium Snippet

In researching past equity bull markets, we’ve found numerous similarities between all. Each bull market has three clearly defined phases. The last phase of each bull market is driven by valuation expansion which is made possible through the wall of worry phase in which valuations contract and the weak hands give way to the strong … Continue reading

Huldra Silver Inc. (TSX-V:HDA) (“Huldra” or the “Company”) today announces that it has raised aggregate gross proceeds of $4,164,000 by way of a brokered private placement….

By now, everyone has seen the chart of Homestake Mining and its bull market run from 1924 through 1935. Hence, there is no need to repost it. In this editorial, Frank Barbera shows a handful of charts of gold stocks and gold stock indices during the Depression era. US Gold producers apparently bottomed in 1929 … Continue reading

Daily Newsletter – Friday, June 29, 2012 In this issue… – Editorials – Podcast – Premium Snippet Editorials…. This week we wrote en editorial titled: Precious Metals- Keep it Simple. Investing success requires diligence but also patience. In our article we conclude: The plan of action should be fairly simple going forward. If the metals … Continue reading

GDX  gained  by  3.37%  while GDXJ gained by 5.39%  and SIL  gained by 4.32% Today’s best silver and gold stocks:  

Tiho Brkan, a fund manager and author of the Short Side of Long Blog, joined us to discuss these markets, his plan for action and what lies ahead.  

This weekend I had a conversation with a fund manager friend who I admire. He lives in the Asia-pac region and has tremendous knowledge of and insight into markets. I asked him what his advice would be. He told me it’s simple. My advice for the next three months is patience. My advice for the … Continue reading

Huldra Silver Inc. has released a progress update on the mining operations at its 100-per-cent-owned Treasure Mountain property….

Mark Twain said that history doesn’t repeat itself but it rhymes. This is also true in the markets. No bull or bear market or particular event is ever the same. Yet, because there are similarities, the prudent analyst always studies history. When trying to foresee bottoms and tops we always compare current conditions (price action, … Continue reading