Jordan Roy-Byrne
Author, CMT, and Editor @ The Daily Gold
Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT is a Chartered Market Technician and member of the Market Technicians Association. He is the publisher and editor of TheDailyGold Premium, a publication which emphasizes market timing and stock selection, as well as TheDailyGold Global, an add-on service for subscribers which covers global capital markets. He is also the author of the 2015 book, The Coming Renewal of Gold’s Secular Bull Market which is available for free. TheDailyGold.com was recently named one of the top 50 Investment Blogs by DailyReckoning and WalletHub.
Jordan Roy-Byrne Articles
Gold against the 60/40 Portfolio shows how precious metals are performing against stocks and reflects capital flows. Money is moving out of Bonds and into Stocks first and Gold as a close second.
We discuss the reasons why a secular bear market will begin sometime in the next four years. Its a commentary on the conditions, not on Trump or his policy.
Earlier this year, Gold broke out of its cup-and-handle pattern and made its biggest breakout in 50 years. It has steadily climbed higher but could be experiencing its first notable post-breakout correction.
Vince Lanci discusses the potential for increased volatility during the US Presidential Election. He says the next $200 move in Gold could be lower.
There have been quite a few breakouts this year in precious metals. None have been bigger or more significant than Gold breaking out of its 13-year cup and handle pattern and clearing $2100/oz easily.
Two new charts showing Gold & Silver’s performance after Gold breaks to a new all-time high.
Secular inflationary bear markets are the worst ones due to the extended periods of poor performance in real terms.
Gold and Silver closed the week higher by 1% and 1.6% but the mining stocks declined, led by Newmont. GDX lost 3.7% on the week while GDXJ lost 2% and SILJ 1%. Silver was sold hard after it reached resistance at $35.
Gold and Silver broke out again late last week. Gold closed above $2700 last Thursday, and Silver followed Gold’s breakout with one of its own.
Crash calls are a permanent fixture on social media which attract quite a bit of attention. None of them are even close to viable today.
