NFTRH+; Gold, Silver and the Miners

The scenario envisioned in the NFTRH+ update last Sunday is coming about.

Text discussing gold market support levels, describing the potential for price fluctuations and reversals.

“It” being gold. “Right here” being the support level at 4250-4300 currently being lost. The 38% Fib (not shown below) coincides with the March 23rd low of 4098.

Now for the evaluation of quick plunge and reversal (whether in pre-market or during trading hours today, or one day this week) vs. failure. There would be nothing like a final plunge to stir up some drama.

A daily chart of gold prices, showing a downward trend with key support and resistance levels marked by horizontal green lines. The chart includes moving averages (orange and blue lines) and technical indicators such as RSI and MACD at the bottom.

Silver’s best ultimate support has long been viewed as the long-term breakout area in the low-mid 50s. With the weakness in the complex this week the odds of that being registered, turning the blue arrow red in a would-be third lower low have increased. But it’s still a long way down, and no sure thing. As with gold, we can watch the March 23rd low (61.02) as a decision point on that.

A detailed financial chart showing the price movement of silver (SILVER CFDs on Silver) over a timeframe from July 2025 to June 2026. The chart includes multiple technical indicators such as RSI and MACD, along with support and resistance levels marked in different colors. Key Fibonacci retracement levels are also displayed, with arrows indicating significant price points.

GDX (using it instead of HUI because it shows pre-market activity) is registering the 50% Fibonacci retrace level at 74.82 in pre-market.

Stock chart of GDX (VanEck Gold Miners ETF) displaying price movements, volume, and technical indicators such as RSI and MACD.

The miners can obviously also perform the ‘final plunge and reversal’ feat if that is what is in store for the metals. It would very likely be a capitulation event, if that’s how the correction ends. A real bottom.

Again for reference, here is HUI monthly showing how important the upcoming long-term support zone is. Many months ago we speculated how dramatic it might be for Huey to fall all the way down to 575-635. Now it is nearly happening. Note that a 50% Fib retrace of the ENTIRE rally resides around 590, right in the midst of the support zone.

A financial chart displaying the NYSE Arca Gold Bugs Index over a long-term period, showing candlestick patterns, support and resistance levels, and technical indicators such as RSI and MACD.

I don’t know what, if any news is driving markets down this morning. A correction was needed in the broad market and it is here, whether mild or intense. I am resentful that I was driven to chicken out and cover my Intel short yesterday. But here’s the thing about trading. You can trade right back into a position (or others).

As for the precious metals, we have been and continue to view the complex as a leader, to the downside and up. Having cash is a good thing.

As a final note, the USD and Gold/Silver ratio are muted in pre-market. So there is no alarming spike or anything of the kind happening this morning during this pre-market snapshot of events. This is just one day. But if there were a real time crisis in markets, they would probably be ramping.

I purposely wrote this entire update before looking at the news. It’s more of the same. Trump vs. Iran, wars of words and threats. I believe we are in the final innings of this bullshit war. Markets could put on a bear show in the meantime.

Gary

NFTRH.com

This Post Has 6 Comments

  1. Pete

    Thanks Gary!

    1. Gary

      My pleasure, Pete.

  2. Bruce

    Thanks Gary, so many things happening at once, glad to have your eye’s on things- much appreciated. Bruce

    1. Gary

      Well, I just have to walk a line between putting out enough info and not bludgeoning you with too much info or too many options.

  3. Patrick Brennan

    Thanks Gary, very much appreciate your updates.
    As regards the ‘war’, I can’t, for the life of me, imagine how it ends soon. I don’t expect it to end under Trump, maybe not for decades.
    I can’t think of any previous US war that didn’t go well, and that ended in a ‘reasonable’ time frame. Different this time?

    1. Gary

      Thanks Patrick. I think it’s opened up a much longer conflict as well. But I think he’s going to try to get out of this phase of it. So stupid.

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