Bubble

This chart compares Gold’s current correction to the bursting of four bubbles: Dow in 1929, Gold in 1980, Japan in 1990 and Nasdaq in 2000. If Gold’s secular bull market was over it would correct similarly to the bursting of these bubbles. We don’t see that whatsoever.  

Congrats to the gold bears and stock bulls! After being slaughtered for the majority of the last decade and more, they finally won a victory. Golf clap for you gentlemen. Now you can have your day in the sun once again. US stocks are at all-time highs and Gold sucks again! You won’t have to … Continue reading

Precious metals are proving resilient after yesterday’s beat-down. Gold is back up to $1,461. Silver spent a few nanoseconds below $40 yesterday and as of this writing sits smartly at $40.56.

With regular runs at historic highs, it’s no longer cranky gold bugs and dollar bears doing their share of gold price forecasting….

Changes in the “gold price” represent changes in the currency being compared to gold, while gold itself is essentially inert….

Focus on the real sentiment indicators…

Check out this chart from the Aden Sisters….

We continue to hear pundits describe gold as a bubble. Certainly it will turn into a bubble before this is all over but we are hardly in the bubble stage yet. In order for a bubble to form you need the public to come into an asset class. The public is pretty dim and it … Continue reading

Since early 2009 we’ve written about the super-bullish long-term cup and handle pattern in Gold. It dates back to 1980 and has a logarithmic target of about $2,100. We noted that previous cup and handle patterns in Gold all reached their logarithmic target1. We expect that this move to $2,100 will be the recognition move … Continue reading

You think Gold is a bubble? Take a look at the chart of Gold’s performance this bull market against the 1970s. There isn’t any comparison….

Let me start out by asking a few questions….