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Gold has rallied back close to its all-time high and closed $6/oz off its all-time weekly high. Silver and the miners have rebounded but are lagging Gold.

Bond yields and the dollar are rising and perhaps its beginning to hit the stock market. Gold is holding up well but precious metals are in correction or consolidation mode. The key threshold will be when the 10-year yield rises high enough to cause a bear market and recession, forcing more rate cuts from the … Continue reading

Gold closed the week at a new all-time high against foreign currencies. Gold and Silver had a strong week while the miners showed less strength. We see a bit more strength before metals and miners retreat from resistance again.

Professor Vince Lanci says this will be the year Gold finally breaks out against the 60/40 Portfolio. This episode focuses mostly on technical factors in Gold & Silver markets.

The gold stocks, which were very oversold have begun a bounce. The metals too. We assess the near-term outlook for Gold, Silver and the miners.  

One of the absolute best times to buy Gold was when it tested the 200-day moving average after it broke out to new all-time highs. That is setting up in early 2025 and will play out the same, if Gold also breaks out against 60/40 Portfolio.  

Gary Tanashian ‪discusses current market conditions and trends and what could transpire in 2025. There is growing risk of a market top and downturn, which would be very bullish for precious metals. He is not bullish yet but is anticipating these developments.

Precious Metals remain in correction mode. We should be on the lookout for a low and potentially a significant low in January.

Some gold stock indices are showing some very bullish bases that could lead to huge breakouts in 2025. The ETF data reveals gold stocks to be extremely under-owned.

The yield curve is quietly steepening again. If it continues and accelerates that would be very good for Gold as it likely indicates more rate cuts ahead and a recession. On the other hand, if the Fed is able to pause for most of 2025 as the economy avoids recession, that would be bad for … Continue reading