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After nearly reaching an all-time high, Gold is correcting and consolidating. It needs some time to digest the recent surge before attempting to break to a new all-time high.   Since Gold is correcting and declined more than $150/oz, we can assume the miners, juniors, and silver stocks are lagging as they typically do.   … Continue reading

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The 26-page update was published and emailed to subscribers early Sunday AM.

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to review support levels in the precious metals sector after we’ve seen a short-term corrective pullback, in the context of the larger bull market pattern still well underway. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

Gwen Preston, the ResourceMaven joins us to discuss and analyze the commodities she likes over the next 12 to 18 months and the nuances of exploration. A good chunk of this interview focuses on exploration. She discusses pre-discovery vs. post-discovery and the opportunities that arise from various situations. She also shares three stock picks; one … Continue reading

In this video we compare the long-term resistance levels in Gold and Silver. Gold is in a cleaner position technically as it only has resistance around $2,100 and should break that in the months ahead. Meanwhile, Silver still has to deal with resistance at $28-$30 and then its all-time high resistance around $50. Because of … Continue reading

Gold is correcting a short-term overbought condition.   Gold surged nearly $300/oz in less than six weeks and almost touched its all-time high. It was a logical point from which a correction could begin.   This is only the third time in Gold’s history in which it corrected after reaching or approaching the previous all-time … Continue reading

The 24-page premium update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday afternoon.  

Periods of low volatility will eventually lead to periods of high or increasing volatility. In other words, periods of low volatility will precede major breakout moves. After an 18-month correction, Gold’s volatility, as measured by various indicators, has turned up from very low levels. Unlike the recent past, Gold’s volatility now puts it in position … Continue reading

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to review the potential for a short-term corrective pullback in the precious metals, within a much larger very bullish pattern that is underway.  We start of by getting some support and resistance levels to note in gold, but then Jordan outlines that within the … Continue reading