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The 32-page premium update was published and emailed to subscribers late Saturday night. We add a junior producer to our watch list.

There are two historical examples of sticky commodity prices and rising Oil prices leading to end of long corrections in Gold and the next leg higher. Be aware of this potential catalyst if commodity prices remain sticky into 2022. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold joins us to share his updated data on the breadth in the gold stocks and what the short term charts of gold are showing. No doubt that June was a bad month for gold and gold stocks. We assess what a reasonable bounce will look like and the … Continue reading

We had hopes the sector could consolidate bullishly but that scenario is out the window. Gold should test $1675 and its cup and handle pattern needs more time. Silver has held up well, which is a good sign. It could test $22 and still be in a bullish consolidation. The gold stocks are showing similarities … Continue reading

The 30-page update was published and emailed to subscribers late Saturday night.

You would have to be blind, metaphorically speaking, not to see that Gold is back in correction mode. It never traded above the corrective highs around $1950, and more importantly, it has formed a nasty bearish engulfing candle on the monthly chart after testing the important $1900 resistance level.  That’s fine. This is all part … Continue reading

With respect to hard assets, Gold (and Silver) lead the other commodities. Precious Metals have led the dollar in recent years as the other commodities have been more correlated with dollar weakness. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder of The Daily Gold joins me today to share his outlook for gold, silver, and uranium stocks. We tie some of the recent moves in precious metals to the bounce in the US Dollar. Click Here for Info on TheDailyGold Premium

The 30-page update was published and emailed to subscribers late Saturday night. In this update we review our portfolio, pick a top 10 and assuming the sector corrects more, a top 6.

A rally in the dollar has taken hold; Silver failed to breakout, and Gold has sliced lower below $1800. Although I did not expect Gold to break out this year, I recently have been more sanguine about the prospects for a bullish consolidation. Last week I noted but misinterpreted the correction analog. The post-rebound decline … Continue reading