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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

Gold closed last week at $1922, eclipsing weekly resistance at $1900 and putting itself in position to test major resistance at $1950, if there is any follow through. Meanwhile, Silver, which closed Friday strong, has not moved in a month. The price action looks like a bullish consolidation but how bullish is that if it … Continue reading

Gold and the 2-year yield are not perfectly correlated but a falling two year yield (after a rate hike cycle) usually leads to rate cuts, which are bullish for Gold. If the 2-year yield falls to 3.50% and below, it would also be a negative for the stock market. Gold and the stock market may … Continue reading

In this video we compare the current rebound in GDXJ to the past rebounds from lows in 2005, 2008, 2016, 2018, and 2020. The current rebound fits in between the three sharp rebounds and 2018 and 2005. If Gold breaks out this year past $2100/oz then this rebound could follow 2005 over the next 9 … Continue reading

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If you follow my work, you will know one of the leading indicators. The other is Platinum. I rarely cover Platinum but noticed it has been leading Gold. Years ago someone told me Platinum was a leading indicator for Gold.