Is the trade war a catalyst for gold?
Although most of the precious metals sector has trended lower in recent months, gold has held up well.
Posts by Jordan Roy-Byrne – The Daily Gold:
Waiting for double bottom support in gold stocks
While the gold stocks are oversold, it could be a little while before we can expect a sustained rebound.
Why US dollar strength is long-term catalyst for gold
The standard inverse relationship between gold and the US dollar has not been a perfect one in recent months or years.
Gold stocks remain in a downtrend
Take a look at the charts of any gold stock index (GDX, GDXJ, HUI) and it’s clear they are in a downtrend.
Gold fundamentals improving but not bullish yet
In the meantime, don’t try to catch falling knives or chase weakness as there will be plenty of time to get into cheap juniors that can triple and quadruple once things really get going.
5 things that precede major bottoms in gold
Long-term oriented investors and speculators should be aware of the near-term trends but they should also be aware of the conditions that will lead to a shift from a bear market to a bull market.
Here’s what gold is waiting for
Gold was well bid during the equity correction but it could not breakout then and has retreated as equities have roared back.
One big, potential catalyst for gold in 2018
The rebound in the precious metals sector continues.
Here are the key levels in gold & gold miners
Gold stocks blew past their 200-day moving averages, gold over $1300/oz. Now let's take a technical look and focus on key support and resistance targets.
Here’s 5 reasons gold stocks will breakout in 2018
Why should we expect gold stocks to breakout this year? Jordan Roy Byrne from The Daily Gold provides five reasons.
Gold stocks break, gold to follow
We’ve been persistently bearish on precious metals since September and that has annoyed our readers.
What history says for gold stocks in 2018-2019
"Back in March of this year we noted that the gold stocks could be following the path of recovery of housing stocks since their 2009 bottom."
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