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In this video we analyze Gold’s performance after the six major breakouts of the past 45 years. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

Gold’s breakout from a 13-year cup & handle pattern and clearing $2100 renders it extremely difficult to argue it is not in a new secular bull market. However, confirmation will require some time and a strong move higher against conventional asset classes and the 60/40 portfolio. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

I have written about Gold’s super bullish Cup & Handle Pattern multiple times over the last few years.   If you need to get up to speed, my most recent article on the cup and handle pattern is here.   Yesterday, Gold finally broke out from the handle and surged above $2100 to $2126. … Continue reading

Precious Metals surged today led by Gold’s 2% gain to $2096. It needs to clear $2100 convincingly to confirm an epic breakout. Gold’s 4-year handle has two cup and handles within it, that project to $2350 and $2500. Silver should outperform Gold in this macro environment but Gold has the advantage in the near-term due … Continue reading

If inflation turns higher this year commodities should rally. While there can be some overlap between the secular trends in commodities and stocks, as we saw in the 1940s and 1960s, the supercycle in commodities will not begin in earnest until the stock market falls into a secular bear. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold … Continue reading

Gold to S&P 500 is the best intermarket indicator for Gold. How about Gold vs. Bitcoin? Bitcoin is a beta-tech or beta-risk on vehicle. It has followed tech since its inception. If a melt-up plays out, Bitcoin will continue to outperform Gold and could go parabolic. Given the history of how both have traded, it … Continue reading

Vince Lanci from GoldFix and Echo Bay Futures joins us to discuss the state of the current Gold market, why it’s holding above $2000 and the similarities to the start of the 1970s. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

Gold continues to hold above $2000/oz, but the gold stocks, which have failed to get any traction, grind lower as the stock market surges.   Apathy has set in as valuations and investor sentiment in gold stocks probe multi-year lows. In other words, the weakness of the last several quarters is more a result … Continue reading