Gold Stocks

The gold bull is now on the verge of launching the most spectacular up leg of this 10 year bull market. This spring we should see the final parabolic rally of the massive C-wave advance that began in April `09 with a test of the 1980 high at $860. First off let me explain gold’s … Continue reading

Seems like everyone has now jumped back on the energy band wagon.To be precise energy, solar’s, uranium and rare earths. I hear it constantly in the media. However if something has gone up long enough and far enough to garner the attention of the media it’s usually closer to a top than a bottom. For … Continue reading

With gold prices showing no signs of a breakout in 2011 so far, many investors have started unwinding long positions in anticipation of no further upside. The situation warrants a close scrutiny of the state of affairs.

There you sit. In Happy Land. You lean back in your armchair, with your golden friends. You sip a glass of wine and puff on a high quality cigar, toasting the good times for gold. You raise a glass for a number of recent new highs for many junior gold stocks.

The Dollar decline on soft volume over the past few days has given me a buy signal. I use our US dollar signals to play the dollar, and to coordinate your Gold and Gold Stock purchases.

It’s time to reset our profit counter to zero and start looking for new profitable trades along with managing our current open positions on our small cap stocks which we continue to hold with gains of 66%, 35% and 10%.

THE HUI INDEX~ HOLIDAY FRACTAL SEASONALS

This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on December 11th, 2010

1.   $1424 or $1315? Which price does gold touch first?  Gold is leaping higher this morning, up $9 to approx. $1375. 2.   My unchanged view has been that gold takes out 1424 first, and I bought into the lows at 1315, all the way down in a pyramid formation of buys. 3. The reason I … Continue reading

A substantial debate is emerging around the Gold $1315-1424 zone. Is Sir Gold overbought and due for a big fall?  Or do you ride your holdings above 1424 on a new leg higher! 2.   I guess if you used the marked to model numbers of the OTC derivatives (OTCDs) for your calculations, you could, maybe, make an argument that … Continue reading