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While there is growing concern for a correction in Gold and gold stocks, the evidence is lacking. The GDX advance decline line signaled a breadth thrust for only the third time in the last 11 years. After the other two thrusts, GDX gained another 20% and 60%. A breadth thrust is a burst of extremely … Continue reading

Gary Tanashian of NFTRH.com.com understands gold stock and gold mining fundamentals like no other. In this interview he discusses the major potential fundamental change at hand, Silver acting as a precious metal, the broad negative sentiment on gold stocks and the outlook for the stock market. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

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If Gold can make a daily close above $2050 then look for another small leg higher. Gold made its second highest weekly close ever and has solidified $1950-$1980 as short-term support. Silver meanwhile surpassed resistance at $24.50 and has a chance to test $28 if it can make a weekly close above $26.50. Click Here … Continue reading

The 35-page update was published and emailed to subscribers early Sunday AM.

We have been writing about Gold’s super bullish cup and handle pattern and the future breakout for years.    It is coming and with it, a new cyclical and secular bull market.    That aside, I wanted to delve into how and why the Gold price should double within the next two and a half … Continue reading

Greg Weldon, CEO Weldon Financial (Weldononline.com) joins us to provide an update on Gold, Silver and the macro drivers for these markets. Greg assesses the key developments and potential risks as this bull market begins liftoff. Email Sales@WeldonOnline.com for Greg’s free report. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

Published and emailed early Wednesday AM EST.

We look at Gold’s historical performance in the first year or two of a new bull market and evaluate the corrections and downside support. We look at the early 1970s, mid 1970s, mid 2000s, 2009-2010 and 2018-2020. The corrections can be defined by the 50-day moving average, 100-day moving average and 150-day moving average. Click … Continue reading