Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA

The 1-page flash update was published and emailed to subscribers vey early Thursday AM.

Jordan Roy-Byrne joins me to share some of his recent research on how the corrections during the last bull market in gold, over a decade ago, compare to the price action in gold over the past 4 days. We do the same for gold stocks broadly early on in the bull market. Click Here for … Continue reading

The 27-page update was published and emailed early Sunday morning. The update covers among other things, support targets on our stocks. We also noted the top 5 companies we are most confident in.

A few weeks ago, we wrote that a correction was imminent.  Wrong choice of words. However, we were just too early.  As we write this article, GDX and GDXJ have corrected 8% and 10%, respectively. More downside is needed to confirm a correction is underway, but I think that will happen soon enough. There are … Continue reading

The 1-page flash update was published and emailed to subscribers early Friday AM Eastern Time.

An update on Silver and projecting its upside potential during this bull cycle. Click Here for Info on TheDailyGold Premium

Jordan Roy-Byrne joins me for a look into the recent out-performance of gold and silver over the stocks. Even today we are seeing the stocks fade as the metals make a new leg higher. It’s important right now to focus on the near term drivers for your individual stocks. Click Here for Info on TheDailyGold … Continue reading

The 9-page premium update was published and emailed to subscribers very early Wednesday AM.

A correction is coming. GDX & GDXJ hit major resistance levels & breadth indicators are extremely overbought. We highlight support levels in Gold & Silver. Click Here for Info on TheDailyGold Premium

This report is a condensed update of our book that was published in 2019. The report focuses on the long-term macro-market outlook, Gold & Silver outlook and the outlook for gold and silver stocks. We highlight the 10 to 20 year, secular outlook as well as the outlook over the next 3-5 years (this cycle) … Continue reading