Tag: gold
Gold Futures Prices Reversing Higher?
Gold has been an out-performer in 2025.
But even Gold hasn't been immune from selling this past week. In fact, it seems like everything save...
Gold Bugs Index: Nearing Buy Signal For Miners?
Precious metals continue to out-perform and its carried over to mining stocks.
But mining stocks are nearing potential breakout resistance that, if surpassed, could mean...
3 Important Inflation Indicators to Watch Right Now
Today, I want to leave you with some thoughts with charts on inflation and, more specifically, 3 key inflation indicators to watch in 2025.
I...
Is U.S. Dollar Topping Pattern Pointing To Broader Concerns?
The U.S. Dollar Index rallied sharply into inauguration day. Since then, it's been very weak.
Could things get worse for King Dollar?
Today, we share a...
Stock Market Warning Signs From Core Economic ETFs?
November 2023 was when the Retail Sector ETF (NYSEARCA: XRT) cleared the 50-Week Moving Average (WMA).
February 2025, we are witnessing the Retail Sector (XRT)...
Gold / U.S. Dollar Ratio Repeating Historical Breakout Pattern?
Gold prices continue to move swiftly higher as gold nears $3000/ounce.
Feels like a big rally already. But gold may be in the early innings...
Inflationary Pressures: Not All That Glitters Is Gold
The usual spin on why you should own some commodity exposure in a diversified portfolio is pretty standard – a little bit of diversification...
What CPI Is Saying About The Gold to Silver Ratio!
I had a great and informative interview today with Dale Pinkert of Forex Analytics.
We discussed many macro themes:
The hotter than expected CPI number
The trouble in...
Stock Market Update: Price Action Disputes Most Macro Narratives
Do you believe the economy is heading towards inflation?
Well, the price will argue with that opinion.
Looking at my own trifecta of inflation barometers:
The dollar...
Gold – US Dollar Attempting 14-Year Breakout!
Looking at the price of Gold in US Dollars is critical to understanding its trend for US investors.
Today we look at a "monthly" chart...
