Breakdowns & Invalidations: Gold & Silver Probably Decline Significantly In The Following Weeks
Gold has clearly invalidated its move above 2011 highs, and the outlook for silver remains bearish with a critical breakdown…
Continue readingGold has clearly invalidated its move above 2011 highs, and the outlook for silver remains bearish with a critical breakdown…
Continue readingThe IMPLICATIONS for Gold & Silver are VERY BEARISH…
Continue readingIt was just confirmed…
Continue readingThe downside target of $1,700 was just confirmed…
Continue readingConfirmation of the breakdown will serve as the “go!” part of the move. We’ve already seen the “get ready, set” part…
Continue readingWe likely have a short-term game changer, and the implications are VERY BEARISH for gold…
Continue readingGold is likely to move even higher before a profound invalidation and plunging…
Continue readingWill it be the US dollar, or the stock market, that causes the major cyclical turning-point and decline in gold?
Continue readingGold’s excessive bullishness does not cause the situation to be any less bearish…
Continue readingNothing lasts forever, and the brightest flame burns itself out the fastest…
Continue readingA move to about $1700 or lower is likely in the cards…
Continue readingGold is about to get a MAJOR BEARISH trigger…
Continue readingAs silver just broke above its 2016 highs, it must be a bullish confirmation of the upswing? In short, no. Let’s take a closer look…
Continue readingWe might see an initial move higher – back above the rising resistance line, and then a slide below it, perhaps through…
Continue readingThe outlook for the precious metals market is bearish, and the decline is likely to be major…
Continue reading“The implications are very bearish.”
Continue reading“…gold is likely to reverse any hour now…”
Continue readingThe “handle” is still missing, and it could take the form of a volatile plunge. The implication is clear: Don’t count on gold’s breakout success…
Continue readingThe precious metals market is likely to decline, just like it had declined in the first half of March, and there’s a reason gold hasn’t plunged just yet…
Continue readingAnd it’s not out of the question that a big and sharp decline of $400 could happen also in the following 1-3 weeks…
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