Warren Buffett Bookends the Gold Stock Correction Where once many months ago Mr. Buffett's entry into the ignominy of the gold stock realm was trumpeted by the gold touts with…
As the inflation-instigated reflation continues... We noted it on Feb. 4 We noted it again last week. Because I like to bludgeon you with boring information that is not exciting…
Corrections in Gold and Gold Stocks are completely normal in an inflationary macro market phase See also The Normalcy of Gold posted on February 16. Every week I notice the…
The metal that Huey digs from the bowels of the earth is fine You see, with silver out-performing gold (since well before the #silversqueeze promotion), with inflation expectations rising, with…
Lesson #1,796,845 about how you have caution at least and run for the hills at most when the gold bug promoters school the public about how right they are and…
A comment to the GoldSeek version of my post Gold/SPX Ratio and the Gold Stock Case... What an IDIOT ! Keep on stackin' but not for the "reasons" this guy…
The reality, which gold bugs need to accept, is that cyclical inflationary forces are still dominant Not many market or economic indicators are clearer in indicating a cyclical vs. counter-cyclical…
Gold/SPX indicated the excess and the gold miners are correcting that excess In and around the August time frame we noted (in NFTRH) high risk to the gold miners because…
Yield Curve steepens under inflationary pressure while Gold's monthly chart patiently builds its Handle Another week, another yield curve steepener and continuation of the trend that began in August, 2019.…
Golden pom poms bring a reaction, as is often the case A subscriber pinged me about the first one, a pure and unadulterated contrary indicator. But in viewing the gold…
This morning's futures charts of the Copper/Gold Ratio... Copper/Gold (daily) has been quite a star during the rally built off the back of the devaluing US dollar. That is as…
Gold correction vs. cyclical assets continues In the last post we viewed gold's correction vs. commodities, materials and silver. Here, let's take a look at gold vs. developed stock markets.…
It's a patience thing. 2020 was good to gold, jerking the herds in and authenticating the perma "Got Gold?" pumpers. But 2020 is also bad for gold (in the pumpers'…
I have labored with this question for quite a while now. Would the Gold/SPX ratio hold support or lose it in favor of a fill of the February 'fear gap'?…