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The 27-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday afternoon/evening.
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The 27-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday afternoon/evening.
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Gold and Silver had rough weeks, losing 3.5% and 10% respectively while the stock market was down only some 1.5%. The CPI reading days ago reiterated that the Fed has more tightening to do and so recession concerns were mitigated, at least temporarily. In this video we discuss potential downside targets for Gold, Silver, GDX … Continue reading
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Considering the surging US Dollar and the sharp rise in the real TIPS 10-year yield (which according to studies is the best correlation Gold performance) Gold has held up better than expected. Historical comparisons suggest Gold has held up better than during 2008 and much better than in 2013. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold … Continue reading
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Although precious metals have rebounded, some consternation remains that they could be headed much lower before a major bottom. However, when one considers the fundamental backdrop, one will realize that a major turn is soon at hand. At the end of September, the S&P 500 closed below its 40-month moving average. Over the … Continue reading
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The 30-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday evening.
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The 4-page flash update was published and emailed to subscribers very early Thursday AM.
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Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to discuss his technical outlook on gold, silver, and the precious metals mining stocks, and whether we’ve recently seen a significant turn in direction.
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Precious Metals have enjoyed a very strong rally since early last week. Previously when Gold broke $1675, we noted the non-confirmations of the breakdown. These included Silver not breaking down and Gold not breaking down in real terms. There are quite a few positives for the stocks. The GDX advance decline line is showing its … Continue reading
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Last week the S&P 500 broke what I consider the most critical moving average, which is often a signal for secular trends. Although the S&P broke that average and fell to a new low, Gold rebounded and GDX and GDXJ gained 7.5% and 9%. The question is if Gold and gold stocks can continue this … Continue reading