Elevated Gold Prices Face Bigger Selloff If Support Fails!
There's so much uncertainty today that I think the markets are uncertain about being uncertain.
I know Gold is sure trading like it.
With so much...
Economic Slowdown, Falling Interest Rates and Inflation? This Ratio Says Yes!
The world is full of economic concerns. Inflation, economic slowdown, global trade, and international war.
So what's next?
Today's chart might just might share a glimpse...
A Closer Look At Currencies, Metals and Soft Commodities
For today, I am including a clip that covers currency pairs and several commodities.
The four-chart screen is a daily screenshot of Gold (GLD), Sugar...
Gold Bulls Are Hoping 3rd Time Is The Charm!
The precious metals sector has remained elevated, yet volatile, over the past two years. Call it consolidation, but in my humble opinion, something has...
Stock Market Outlook: Gold Drops & Semiconductors Pop
Today I’ve got a handful of bullish stock charts for your watchlist next week.
The importance of these stock charts begins with the table shown...
Will The Federal Reserve Make Gold Shine?
Stocks began the day weak, and weaker than most traders probably realized. As you can see in the intra-day chart below, short-term momentum, as...
Precious Metals Next Big Move Hinges On U.S. Dollar!
When the US Dollar broke out to new highs last year, it looked like nothing could stop the greenback. And the headwind of a...
Now That “Stagflation” Has Gone Mainstream
This is just one of several headlines about stagflation we have seen this week:
April 27, 2023 TheStreet.com
Stagflation Risks In Focus As U.S. Economy Slows,...
This Ratio Chart Says Gold To Outperform Stocks For Years
It's been a decade since Gold outperformed the stock market on a steady basis.
2018-2019 was strong, but precious metals couldn't keep the momentum going.
Today's...
Gold Futures Breakout Keeps Buy Signal In Place
Gold futures cleared the $2000 level and are trying to breakout once more. As long as $1990 holds, Gold could be ready for another...
