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The nasty reversal from a few weeks back and the prospect of higher yields could weigh on Gold and Silver in the short-term. Until the market starts to sniff out a recession and bond yields drop, Gold and Silver could remain under pressure. Key support levels are $1835 and $1790-$1800 for Gold and $20 and … Continue reading

Major moving averages and Fibonnaci retracements are filling into create significant support for Gold at $1800. If Gold holds this level over the next few months then it keeps the 2019 playbook alive. In that scenario, Gold can breakout in 2023. However, in the scenario that Gold falls below $1800, then it would take more … Continue reading

The strength in the stock market and recent jobs report augur for higher yields in the short-term. The 2-year yield rebounded from support at 4.00%. This could lead to short-term expectations of a tighter Federal Reserve and no expectations of rate cuts this year. It’s short-term negative for Gold. The major driver for Gold continues … Continue reading

Although it looks like it, Silver is not in a cup and handle pattern formation because it has corrected too much. That does not preclude the chart looking super bullish when Silver surpasses major resistance at $27. Gold is in a cup and handle pattern and a strong one as long as it continues to … Continue reading

Gold and Silver closed last week with a nasty reversal to the downside. The winter rebound is over and a correction has begun. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium

The levels for Gold remain the same. There is resistance at $1950, $1960 and a potential pattern target measuring to $2020. Last week Gold came within cents of $1950. We are on guard for a correction and that will remain the case even if Gold reaches the $2020 target. The Fed figures to talk tough … Continue reading

This is one of the best internal indicators for the Gold market as Gold against the S&P 500 is often a leading indicator for Gold and the rest of the precious metals sector. Both ratios (Gold against the S&P 500 and Silver against the S&P 500) face two important resistance levels. Click Here to Learn … Continue reading

Gold inched higher last week past resistance at $1900-$1920. The next resistance is $1950-$1960. Silver continues to lag and probably needs Gold to surpass $1960 if it has a chance to surpass $24.50 and test resistance at $26. The gold stocks and silver stocks (GDX, GDXJ, SILJ) could have another 4% upside if Gold reaches … Continue reading

There are two key observations in this video. When coming out of a cyclical bear market, a strong rebound that carries sentiment to a bullish extreme is not a sell signal. In fact, it tends to be bullish as it can confirm a new bull market. After a multi-year bear, investors are so underinvested in … Continue reading

We discuss our updated Gold Bull Analog Chart and Gold’s weekly candle chart. If this is the start of a bull market for Gold, then the analog chart provides a guide for expectations. Click Here to Learn About TheDailyGold Premium