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TheDailyGold Premium Update #760
The 18-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday early AM. In this update we comment on 9 of our holdings, buy targets and how we would start a new portfolio.
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The 18-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday early AM. In this update we comment on 9 of our holdings, buy targets and how we would start a new portfolio.
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The Fed has ratcheted up tough talk and is conditioning the market for an interest rate hike sooner rather than later. Fed Futures yesterday signaled as high as an 81% chance of a rate hike in March. For months I’ve written about and showed you the strong history of Gold making major bottoms at … Continue reading
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The 4-page update was published and emailed to premium subscribers before Thursday AM.
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Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold, joins us to review the longer term monthly and quarterly charts for gold and silver and where the technical support and resistance levels come in. He discusses the importance of $1900 on the longer duration charts as the key resistance to clear on a closing basis. … Continue reading
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The Daily Gold’s Jordan Roy-Byrne joins us for our first market commentary of 2022. We talk about the price action in gold and how the technicals of the chart are in sync with a few key macro forecasts from the Federal Reserve.
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Nearly everyone looks at daily and weekly charts. Some people look at monthly charts. No one ever follows the quarterly charts. Gold just closed the quarter and the month. We evaluate both the monthly and quarterly charts for Gold & Silver. The quarterly charts reveal that Silver faces very stiff resistance at $26.60. Gold has … Continue reading
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The 20-page update was published and emailed to subscribers early Sunday AM. TDG #759 is a text-heavy update with ample Q&A as well as economic/Fed commentary with respect to Gold in 2022.
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Large gold miners as a sector underperform Gold due to consistently rising costs over time. Margins compress after Gold price peaks as the Gold price drops but production costs continue to increase. Also, until the 1990s there were broad opportunities to hedge against inflation. Until then gold stocks did not face any competition. Now you … Continue reading
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The 10-page update was published and emailed to subscribers Sunday evening.
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