Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

Last week we wrote about the inevitable bullish fundamentals for Gold.   Recent events that followed our editorial signal that the inevitable is moving closer to imminent.   Due to bank failures, a pending hard landing, and the like, the Federal Reserve will have to cease its rate hikes and ease policy amid not … Continue reading

The 3 things to watch this week are Gold’s weekly/monthly resistance at $1950 and Gold’s potential breakouts against the stock market and foreign currencies. Gold against the stock market and Gold against foreign currencies typically lead the Gold price. Breakouts in those two ratios would imply Gold can break above $1950 in the short-term and … Continue reading

The stock market is threatening to roll over again and break its critical 40-month moving average. Cracks in the banking stocks are starting to appear and could spread to other sectors of the economy. Tight Fed policy has not yet to begun the damage economy as it could over the coming months. Click Here to … Continue reading

Precious Metals are moving lower under the weight of the prospect of more Fed tightening as the end of the rate hike cycle approaches. However, if the cycle is ending this summer, then there is the setup for a potential double bottom in these markets. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

The macro fundamentals are not bullish for Gold at this moment.   The Fed is still tightening. The economy has picked up a bit, and so too, have inflation expectations.    This means higher real rates for now. Not bullish.   However, the market discounts and anticipates in advance.    And both of the … Continue reading

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to review the developing macroeconomic data and how that may shape the severity and timing of when larger recession will hit, and how this well affect the precious metals sector. If we see a soft landing in the near-term, pushing the recession out to … Continue reading

Higher for longer hurts precious metals in the near term as the market discounts tighter policy and higher real rates. However, higher for longer could bring rate cuts and policy easing much sooner than if the Fed stopped at 5%. If the Fed follows through on higher for longer, it could end up being a … Continue reading

Precious Metals remain very oversold on a short-term basis. Gold could drop a bit more and test strong support at $1780-$1800. From there, an oversold bounce across the sector could begin. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium