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The 6-page flash update was published and sent to subscribers late Monday evening. In the update we comment on two stocks we want to buy and mention which of our holdings we added to. That company ticks all the boxes. Multiple majors own a position in this company. It has big insider ownership. It has … Continue reading

The 14-page update, which features mostly text rather than charts, was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday morning. In this update we commented on every stock we owned and the one we are going to buy this week.

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold joins me today to share some bullish thoughts for the gold sector and more so gold stocks. It’s all about looking ahead to the when the Fed will cut rates. Typically metals stocks bottom 1-2 months before a rate cut. Keep that stat in mind. Click Here for … Continue reading

The 7-page flash update was published and emailed to subscribers early Friday morning.

We have written for over a year about the historical importance of the shift in Federal Reserve policy. We’ve noted that over the past 65 years in 11 of 13 rate cut cycles the gold stocks have enjoyed tremendous gains. The historical data shows an average gain of over 170% and median gain of almost … Continue reading

The 20-page update was published and emailed to subscribers early Monday AM.

With so much talk about $1,220 gold I wanted to ask Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold about what he is seeing in the chart. We also look at GDX and silver in terms of another solid bottom. Click Here for Info on TheDailyGold Premium

A 5-page flash update was published and emailed to subscribers on Thursday AM.

The 29-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday AM. The update included a report on a new company that is a perfect fit if you are looking for growth in precious metals with some downside protection. The update also included our outlook for the sector.

Although most of the precious metals sector has trended lower in recent months, Gold has held up well. It and the other, weaker components of precious metals got a boost on Monday when China retaliated with tariffs of its own. There has been little follow through since. This begs the question, will a trade war … Continue reading