Editorials

Gold mining stocks and Silver are the riskier parts of the precious metals sector. Generalist capital always favors Gold first and second before considering miners and Silver.   The gold stocks and Silver have underperformed Gold so badly because Gold has been in a secular bear market since 2011.    Think of the economics … Continue reading

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 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

Gold’s winter rebound thwarted a 2013-like scenario. However, the sharp February selloff and nasty monthly candles reflect no bull market yet.    Gold is stuck but remains in a larger handle consolidation within a super-bullish cup and handle pattern.   I am not a fan of trendline and channel analysis as it is prone to … Continue reading

Last week I wrote that the stock market had veered away from the course of a mega-bear market.   The rebound in the stock market has triggered several breadth thrusts, which (usually after a correction or bear market) signal more upside in the immediate future. It is not a coincidence that Gold and Silver … Continue reading

I have written about this topic quite a few times. I am writing about it again today because it will become an extremely important indicator for precious metals within the next 12 months.    Gold has enjoyed a great rebound and has approached its 2020 and 2021 highs. But the stock market has also … Continue reading

Last week we wrote about the propensity for mild corrections in the early stages of Gold bull markets.    Corrections in Gold tend to be limited to 8% to 10% at the most while corrections in the gold miners tend to be limited to 15%. The exception is when you get a vertical recovery, … Continue reading

Who is not expecting a correction in precious metals right now?   It’s always the smart, sensible, but knee-jerk posture following a rebound that follows a bear market.   I even wrote about potential downside targets when the sector hit resistance roughly six weeks ago.   But the reality is that Gold and gold … Continue reading

In our last article, we noted that Gold is outperforming everything.    It is trending higher and positioned above rising 200-day moving averages when charted against the stock market, bond market, commodities, and foreign currencies. Yesterday it closed at a fresh two-year high against the conventional 60/40 portfolio.   To be sure, on a technical … Continue reading

Gold’s performance in real terms is important for two reasons.   First and foremost, it tends to be a leading indicator of the Gold price. That is instructive when Gold is rebounding but has yet to gain real traction or momentum.    Secondly, when Gold strengthens in real terms, it indicates mining margins are … Continue reading