Our researchers have been glued to Gold, Silver and the Precious Metals sector for many months. We believe the current setup in Gold is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for skilled traders to stake positions below $1300 before a potentially incredible upside price move. We’ve been alerting our members and follower to this opportunity since well before the October/December 2018 downside...Read More
Gold prices rose 1% last week as economic data from the euro zone exacerbated fears of a global slowdown weighing on risk sentiment and putting gold on track for its best week in nearly 2-months. Meanwhile oil prices hit 4-month highs with US Oil breaching $60 per barrel before falling 2% on Friday, slipping further from 2019 highs as focus shifted to lack of progress in U.S. China trade tal...Read More
How you can transform lagging indicators into leading indicators.For hundreds of years, since the first stock exchange opened its doors, every trader has been looking for an edge... Some way to predict what will happen next... And hopefully collect a fat "paycheck" at the end of the road.From Bollinger bands to momentum oscillators, technical indicators have been at the forefront of this constant...Read More
The next financial bubble burst could be so massive, it even takes out gold. One economist is making a very bold prediction.This man says that the colossal financial bubble that exists in today's economy is stretching closer and closer to its breaking point.And when it does pop -- soon, very soon -- it's not only going to take out the entire stock market... it'll absolutely crush other assets too....Read More
Jim, Evan and Phil break down the watershed FOMC meeting this past week. Jim provides his updated reading list.1:00 A startling announcement5:15 2003 redux10:08 E-Z money in the economy15:30 "Tools" and "frameworks" and "challenges"James "Jim" Grant is an American writer and publisher and the founder of Grant's Interest Rate Observer, a twice-monthly journal of the financial markets. He is the aut...Read More
The "trade of the century" is to buy gold and sell stocks as risk assets are due for another meltdown.It's only a matter of time until the bearish bet pays off big, according to Crescat Capital LLC. While the Denver-based firm has only about $50 million under management, it has a history of outperforming the S&P 500 Index - with its Global Macro Fund returning 41 percent last year alone. Now the i...Read More
Reporting by Carlos Garcia, Carlos Jasso, Diego Ore and Brian Ellsworth in Caracas, and Maria Tsvetkova and Gabrielle Tetrault-Farber in Moscow; Editing by Leslie Adler and Chris ReeseContinue...Read More
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"My current target is $1,374 [an ounce] and that is based upon a Fibonacci extension of the last rally," Wagner told Kitco News.Read More
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The flooding that just struck the middle part of the country was the worst blow to U.S. farmers in decades, but now the National Weather Service is telling us that it was Continue...Read More
That turns out to be 520 million oz of gold and a nearly 2 billion oz of silver. Now, these Continue...Read More
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Technical analyst Clive Maund charts a small-cap with royalties on a gold project in Nevada, and explains why he sees it as a strong speculative buy. Although Terraco Gold Corp. (TEN:TSX.V; TCEGF:OTCPK) stock hasn't done much since we looked at it late last year and in fact it is barely changed, the technical case for owning its stock and the fundamental case for owning its stock remains the sam...Read More
Precious metals expert Michael Ballanger discusses the Fed's interest rate announcement this week and its implications for gold and mining stocks. Here is what I wrote at 7:00 a.m. Friday morning with the S&P futures called down 10 points: "There are certain times in one's trading career when despite all of the planets appearing to be aligned in one's favor, a large asteroid comes along and spoil...Read More
Take advantage of the first amendment, and participate in a nation-wide poll.With the 2020 election growing ever closer, the country continues to be divided politically.From disputes about the appropriateness of displaying the Confederate flag, to rights for minorities, and the ever-growing concern about security at the U.S. border, the 2020 election promises to be contentious... if not the most c...Read More
Sitting on solid supply and demand fundamentals, palladium may have more room to grow even with the recent run-up in prices, this according to Phil Streible, senior market strategist at RJO Futures. "There's no question on how high [palladium] could go because of the fact that there's limited supply and it's controlled by Russia and what little comes out of South Africa. With the new regulations...Read More
Adam HamiltonArchivesMar 22, 2019 The mid-tier gold miners' stocks have been rallying on balance in recent months, carving a solid young upleg. They've mostly finished reporting their latest fourth-quarter results, revealing how they are faring fundamentally. Their operating and financial performance is very important for investors, as the mid-tier realm is where most of the gold-stock sector's ga...Read More
U.S. manufacturing activity eased to the lowest level in nearly two years this month, according to a private reading published Friday, pulling Wall Street lower and piling more pressure on the Treasury yield curve, which inverted for the first since in more than ten years. IHS Markit's flash reading of overall activity in the world's biggest economy was pegged at 54.3 points, well above the 50 m...Read More
The Friday Market Minute Stocks slide after European manufacturing PMI falls to lowest level since 2013, while a new orders index hits a 2012 trough, as trade disputes hammer exports in the world's biggest economic bloc.US Treasury Department sanctions on two Chinese shipping firms accused of helping North Korea evade restrictions on its nuclear weapons program rattle nerves ahead of next week's...Read More