Gold/UDN

There is no Gold bear market outside of the USA…

September has a history of marking an inflection point for precious metals….

The Fed minutes were dovish and this helped push Gold above $1310 to $1320. However, the miners, which usually lead the metals did little to confirm the rise. In fact, the miners have been relatively weak in recent days and had a bearish reversal on Thursday. Their rebound from an oversold condition has petered out. … Continue reading

Gold priced in foreign currencies and Gold vs. the S&P 500 are two charts we should be following….

This week we have sent out several messages to our Subscribers regarding the current market situation. Now, the markets have calmed down for the weekend………

  This essay is based on the Premium Update posted on July 30th, 2010 In the last two essays we have emphasized the influence that the dollar and main stock indices might have on the precious metals and we have summarized our last essay by stating that we are likely to see a short-term bounce … Continue reading

Here is the ‘Wrap Up’ segment from the 15 page NFTRH86, which went in depth on a range of relevant issues currently facing financial markets: Currency Euro hype to the upside was expressed for years by touts who had presented a picture that it was just the big, bad USA alone that had major problems. … Continue reading

Countries bailed out the banks. Now who is left to bail out the countries? While the decline in the euro appears to be very close to being over (as explained in the following part of the update), the fundamental situation of the Eurozone still appears to be one of the most popular topics these days, so the first part of this week’s update will be dedicated to this particular part of the world…..

Here is an NFTRH chart that was used to support a bullish stance in gold vs. all the paper garbage many weeks ago when there still seemed to be some doubt as to whether the monetary metal was going to assert itself sooner rather than later. Gold in Aussie, Canada and Yen are joining the … 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