Whether it is the newbies underwater or the oldies with big potential tax bills, potential sellers are everywhere. If the precious metals sector cannot…
Continue readingIf history is any indicator, then patterns tend to repeat, and gold is no exception. Bearish signs continue to point at gold being poised for a decline…
Continue readingGold remains hated and is still on the fringe, but that makes it an excellent opportunity since the…
Continue readingIs it time to buy again?
Continue readingThe major gold miners’ stocks have been grinding lower on balance for a few months now in a healthy correction. This necessary rebalancing is…
Continue readingThere may be more to go in this correction, but more selling from here could lead to a great entry point and a potential correction low…
Continue readingIt seems that miners have a long way to go before they bottom (perhaps a few months – in analogy to how gold declined in 2016)…
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Continue readingWhen markets get turbulent, the knee-jerk reaction from most less-experienced retail investors is to hit the sell button…
Continue readingToday’s pop-up in gold is nothing more than some election uncertainty and will most probably subside shortly…
Continue readingGold and the gold stocks are now once again heading into their strongest seasonal rally of the year, driven by…
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Continue readingWe could see a temporary bounce, followed by a MAJOR SLIDE after the election. Here’s why…
Continue readingThe move should start today or tomorrow….
Continue readingWhile much progress has been made in this hard process, it doesn’t look over yet. Corrections generally don’t end until the…
Continue readingFor many, gold has been a pariah – a non-starter from an investor perspective – because it does not pay a dividend, but with many…
Continue readingThe outlook for the entire precious metals sector has been bearish, and now that a clear “sell” signal has flashed, the outlook remains bearish!
Continue reading“We got the high volume follow through…”
Continue readingBoth US political parties enjoy referring to their horrifying debt and money printing programs as “economic stimulus”. They sound like…
Continue readingThis ongoing correction is increasingly draining enthusiasm for this small contrarian sector, working to rebalance sentiment…
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