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Vince Lanci provides reasons why Gold might selloff in the next week or two but otherwise is in excellent standing. We discuss the recent margin changes for Gold & Silver, what could transpire after the first rate cut and more.
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The miners are at multi-resistance and Gold, while trending higher has not ignited or accelerated yet. With Silver lagging Gold, the sector could correct. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium
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We use three analog charts to project Gold prices over the next 6 to 9 months, 2 years and to the end of the current cyclical bull market. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium
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Greg Weldon discusses the outlook for the economy, Federal Reserve policy and why we are headed for stagflation. He has potential 3-year upside targets of $4900 Gold and $100 Silver. Contact Greg at: gregweldon@weldononline.com
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Gold Stocks and Silver should lead Gold as it trends to $2900 and $3000 in the coming months.
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GDX and GDXJ are inching closer to major breakouts. A small junior index is close behind them, emerging from a 12-year base. Broad sentiment remains skeptical of gold stocks, which adds fuel to the fire. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium
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Gold and gold stocks are set to benefit from Fed easing. There is some history of the stock market rallying at the start of Fed cuts before a recession and bear market. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium
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Gold finally pulls away from resistance at $2400-$2500, dragging Silver up to major resistance at $29, while miners gain 7%-10% on the week. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium
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This video covers these 5 charts: The 60/40 PF vs. Gold, Silver vs the 60/40 PF, Gold Stocks vs. the 60/40 PF, the 60/40 PF vs CPI and Gold vs. a 60/40 fund. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium
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Gary Tanashian, editor and publisher of NFTRH thinks the fundamentals for gold mining companies are the best in 20 years. He believes the Federal Reserve and US Government will no longer be able to inflate without negative consequences. A disinflationary or deflationary period is coming, which could be followed by stagflation after the next round … Continue reading
