As the silver CoT report data systematically, almost robotically degraded into the September 2012 top (despite the seemingly bullish coming of QE3) NFTRH used to
Month: June 2014
NFTRH; Gold-Silver Ratio & Funda’s
Gold-Silver Ratio The gold-silver ratio is rising today, which is not a bad thing for gold stocks as long as it is rising in the
Gold’s Value is Not About Currency Collapse
This article at Hard Assets Investor talks about Jeff Gunlach’s bullish gold call for 2014 and uses Dylan Grice’s 2012 call as an example of
NFTRH; Key ETF Charts
A snapshot of the current daily chart technical status of several ETFs… GLD is bullish but in the equivalent resistance zone as noted for gold
NFTRH+; CTRL
I am taking profit (+8% from NFTRH+ highlight) on the most recent idea, Control4 (CTRL). The measured target is higher and others may want to
NFTRH; Gold Stock Pullback Strategy
The gold stock sector is pulling back today after HUI made a new recovery high of 242.53, just below our anticipated strong resistance zone of
NFTRH; Base Metals
In NFTRH 292 we reviewed this chart with some thoughts…
NFTRH; Gold Funda’s & More TA
Bloomberg headline: Jobless Claims Drop as US Consumers Gain Confidence Economic deceleration is sure not on the front burner. Yet the US continues to try
NFTRH; Precious Metals
Silver is continuing its breakout on the weekly chart (ref. the comparison to the CCI index in 2013). Silver vs. gold is continuing upward (a
NFTRH+; Control4 (CTRL)
Within the context of a potential market blow off scenario that Fed policy seems bent on instigating, we continue to look for candidates that have
NFTRH; Iraq, the New Ukraine?
From Bloomberg: “U.S. stocks retreated, with the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index falling a third day, as airline stocks tumbled after escalating violence in Iraq
NFTRH; GDX Weekly Chart Status, Targets & Resistance
GDX is reviewed from a bigger picture weekly view after holding its ‘HUI 205’ parameter of 22 as support. This is defined as the bottom
ZIRP Gains More Attention
We have been talking about how there had been no bubble in US stocks and how the economy is doing just fine. We have also
NFTRH; GDXJ vs. GDX
A picture of GDXJ vs. GDX to go with this morning’s ETF update. GDXJ leads the rallies and in breaking above the moving averages yesterday