Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

Gold is breaking down technically. There’s no denying it.   Gold has already closed at a fresh 52-week and 2-year low in daily and weekly terms. It needs to close above $1715 at the end of the month to negate a monthly breakdown.   However, recent weakness has not been confirmed by similar markets. … Continue reading

The 27-page premium update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday evening.

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to discuss the fundamental macroeconomic trends with inflation and Fed policy, and then provides a technical outlook on silver, gold, and the PM mining stocks.  We discuss how the Fed funds futures market responded to the hotter CPI inflation reading, and how inflation is … Continue reading

Mariusz Skonieczny, the publisher of Microcap Explosions,  @Mariusz Skonieczny  joins us again to provide an update on Voxtur Analytics, his biggest investment. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium    

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The 23-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday evening.

Vince Lanci joins us and provides in depth analysis on several issues. First, he analyzes the Silver market, its CoT and the potential for an immediate rally to $22. Vince expects Gold to be significantly higher five years from now. He explains how big players, like central banks who want to buy Gold but not … Continue reading

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to discuss the technical and macroeconomic reasons why gold is not setup for a 2013 style massive capitulation in either the amount of decline coming nor in the duration of time to finish correcting. We discuss how different many breath, sentiment, chart indicators, and … Continue reading

The 35-page update was published and emailed to subscribers on Monday evening.

It has been a very rough time for precious metals. In recent months they have endured another terrible selloff that feels like a combination of 2013 and 2008.   However, think about how they “looked” technically before major bottoms, like during 2000, 2008, and late 2015. They also looked terrible at other important lows … Continue reading