Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

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

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to review his technical outlook on silver, gold, and when they will diverge from the general equities markets. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

In this video I spoke with Jordan Roy-Byrne about an article he wrote last week titled The Best Historical Comparison for Gold & Silver. In this discussion we talked about the price action in the stock market and gold and silver this year and looked at past history on the technical analysis charts to provide … Continue reading

The stock market continues to follow the template of 6 cyclical bear markets within 3 secular bears. The market recently failed at the 200-day moving average. That was the second major sell signal for past bear markets. The bulls are hoping the market follows a similar pattern to 1962. Then the market rallied after a … Continue reading

In this 30 page premium update, I reveal my current top 5 and top 7 companies.

Friday was a rough day to end what was otherwise an okay week for Gold and Silver. Fed Chair Jerome Powell’s hawkish comments hit all markets but most notably, did not raise rate hike expectations in the bond market.  Friday was a rough day but the positive was Gold lost only 1.2% as the S&P … Continue reading

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold joins us to tackle 2 main topics; the continued USD rise and historical reference for how gold and silver perform vs markets. Click Here to Learn About TheDaily Gold Premium

Gold Stocks poor performance over the last 40 years is mostly a reflection of precious metals being in a secular bull market for only one fourth of those years. Historically, other than in the mid 1960s, gold stocks best performance was during periods when the stock market was in a secular bear. Gold stocks performed … Continue reading

One reason the history of markets is fascinating is that we can glean clues about the future. History does not always repeat itself, but it often rhymes.   For precious metals, the last six years lack a strong comparison.   There has not been a similar period in which the Gold price rallied back … Continue reading