Gold

Gold and gold mining stocks were setting up for a rebound until the market suddenly priced in tighter policy from the Federal Reserve. Both nominal and real yields surged and that pushed an already oversold sector below key support. Gold lost support in the mid $1100s while gold stocks (GDX) lost a critical support level. … Continue reading

In this video we reexamine the negative correlation between Gold and equities and we also compare 2015-2016 to 1998-1999. There are some similarities between the two periods with respect to equities, emerging markets and Oil. Click Here to Learn More About & Subscribe to Our Premium Service  

Gold and gold mining stocks have been very oversold but have struggled to rally. The sector looked to be starting a rebound until Friday’s decline which pushed Gold to a new low. However, positive divergences remain in place as gold stocks and Silver remain above their recent lows. While the Federal Reserve could say something … Continue reading

Joining us today at The Next Bull Market Move is Jordan Roy-Byrne from The Daily Gold. I have been a reader and long time subscriber of Jordan’s work and in my opinion he provides some of the best research and analysis out there. Enjoy.   Hi Jordan, so how did your investing journey begin? Have you always been interested in … Continue reading

Last week we wrote that Gold was broken but noted the oversold condition in the precious metals sector as well as the relative strength in the gold stocks. At one moment last week, the gold stocks were trading above where they were in mid-November when Gold was trading some $60/oz higher. In other words, Gold … Continue reading

Gold and gold stocks have been oversold for weeks. Gold has found support just above key support at $1155-$1160. Meanwhile, gold stocks held up well and did not make new lows even as Gold declined $60/oz. Targets and expectations are discussed. Click Here to Learn More About our Premium Service  

What is Donald Trump’s impact on Gold?…

Last week we wrote that the 2016 bull market in Gold and gold stocks had gone off course. It had moved too far out of the historical boundaries to remain a bull market. There was also other evidence of such including but not limited to rising real yields. Gold’s last hope was to hold $1200-$1210 … Continue reading

I discuss this in my interview today with Mike Swanson, WallStreetWindow.com.   Click Here to Learn More About our Premium Service  

While we expected additional weakness in Gold and gold stocks (weeks ago) we did not quite expect the kind of selling the sector experienced in the wake of Donald Trump’s election victory. The market reacted by sending bond yields dramatically higher which resulted in stronger real interest rates, which is fundamentally negative for precious metals. … Continue reading