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Video: One Gold Relationship to Watch

In this video, I explain the one key Gold intermarket relationship to watch in the weeks and months to come. Learn more about my premium service.    

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Negative Divergence in Gold Stocks Bodes for Lower Prices

You have heard it before from us and probably elsewhere. The miners lead Gold. We have seen this every major turn dating back 16 years and it can also be the case with respect to short and medium term trends. While the precious metals sector has rallied over the past few weeks, the rally has … Continue reading

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Flash Update on Gold Stocks and Report on Gold Exploration Company

A flash update was emailed to subscribers this morning. We covered important support and resistance targets for the gold stocks and noted what could lead to a “strong buy opportunity.” We also published a report on a junior gold exploration company we are watching closely. It is currently trading at roughly $25/oz in the ground … Continue reading

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Will a Rising US Dollar Crush Gold’s Fledgling Bull?

Gold and gold stocks have stabilized after forming a short-term low and even held up well while the US$ index pushed to an 8-month high. Conventional wisdom would tell us with the US$ index nearing a major breakout, Gold and gold stocks would be vulnerable to further losses. However, many astute analysts and traders believe … Continue reading

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Gold Stocks Corrections in Bull Markets

The gold stocks are clearly in correction mode. The large caps (HUI, GDX) have corrected 30% while the juniors (GDXJ) have held up well in comparison by correcting the same amount. Given a number of factors (the size of the previous advance, the recent technical damage, stronger US$ index and rising yields) the gold stocks … Continue reading

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My Latest Thoughts on Gold and Gold Stocks with Korelin Economics Report

From the Korelin Economics Report: Jordan Roy-Byrne, founder of TheDailyGold.com shares his technical insights on GDX and GDXJ. We dive into the weekly and monthly charts to determine where this pullback in gold stocks should reverse. The underlying assumption is that we are in a bull market but we do consider some levels that could … Continue reading

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