Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

I have written about the importance of a bear market, recession, and Fed shift for a Gold bull market. But today, I want to be more precise.   There has to be a potential tipping point that precedes these catalysts.    Markets anticipate the near future and slowly discount it as it becomes a … Continue reading

Historically, the 40-month moving average has been an excellent indicator of the secular trend in the stock market. Until the S&P 500 loses that support, it remains in a secular bull market, which means Gold and more so precious metals remain in a secular bear market. In recent months the S&P 500 held above the … Continue reading

Significant moves in Gold and outperformance for Gold against the stock market occur when the yield curve steepens. A steepening curve precedes Fed rate cuts and usually signals a recession. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

In this video we discuss the key support and resistance levels for Gold & Silver and opine on the potential short-term upside in the gold and silver stocks. The macro needs to align for a sustained move higher in precious metals. It’s not aligned yet. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

Our last article compared Gold today with the stock market in the early 1980s.   Today we draw some comparisons between the Gold market at present and the Gold market at various points in the past.   Gold’s status today fits elements of three past situations.   Gold is on the cusp of a … Continue reading

Rick Rule, legendary resource investor & speculator discusses his specific process and criteria for evaluating gold and silver companies and all resource companies. Among other things, Rick details important criteria he looks for (two of the most important are people and size potential), how he values companies and when he decides to sell. Click Here … Continue reading

There are three clear historical comparisons for Gold. These are the 1964-1965 period, the 1968-1972 period and 2009. The first is, the mid 1960s, which we argued, in another video, was the best comparison. Gold is on the cusp of a significant historical breakout. The gold stocks were the proxy for precious metals pre 1970, … Continue reading

Gold and Silver closed last week a tiny bit below respective weekly resistance levels at $1980 and $24.50. The bearish take is miners badly underperformed Gold the last two days, which suggests Gold weakness is coming. However, on the contrary, Silver closed the week much stronger than Gold. That’s usually a good sign. Our short-term … Continue reading