You may know me as the guy using weird planetary alignments while assigning proper fundamentals to the gold sector, and recently even doing the same
Category: Precious Metals
Gold and Silver, Post-Flag Dumpage
I am looking through a particular chart list that I don’t usually keep an eye on. It is sort of a misc. list for charts
Gold’s Kill Zone
There is nothing bullish happening on the gold and silver charts. Nothing bullish on the miner Index/ETF charts. Nothing bullish on the HUI/Gold ratio. In
Gold & Silver: Stuck In Oz; Stock Market: I’ll Get You My Pretty!
The downward plunge never ends when you think it will. There’s always a lower level. That way gold bug spirits get crushed before those left
Monetary Metals: Weiner on His Game This Week
Keith Weiner’s reports, usually beginning with some macro commentary and ending with the supply/demand fundamentals of gold and silver, are posted each Monday over at
The Life of a Penny Crapper
My personal portfolio has an ongoing drag in the form of several little mining stocks that have done virtually nothing but float sideways and down.
The Public Hates Itself Some Gold (and silver)
Hey look, I am hanging out there with a publicly stated positive risk vs. reward scenario on this barbarous hunk of do-nothing metallic stability. So
Gold/Silver Ratio: Rising for a Month Now
Well, look who is sporting a bullish looking pattern on its daily chart. As you can see, a rising Gold/Silver ratio (GSR) attended the stock
Precious Metals Summer Potential
On June 26 we provided an antidote to some media hysterics about a “Death Cross” in gold. On that same day we had an NFTRH
Constructive Precious Metals Sector Views
To the extent that we’ve been managing the sector’s bounce potentials *, here are some items that look pretty good for a post-FOMC sector run,
Precious Metals (NFTRH 502 excerpt)
From this week’s Notes From the Rabbit Hole, an excerpt from NFTRH 502‘s Precious Metals segment, since I haven’t given the PMs much airplay on
Gold and Silver Commitments of Traders [w/ edit]
Not overly pleasurable activity this week unless you subscribe to the idea that the CoT trends ended a couple weeks ago and have begun new
A Gold Sector Fundamental View (incl. edit)
With gold testing its 200 day moving average this morning I thought I’d reproduce the first part of the precious metals segment from week’s Notes
Gold & Silver CoT
Interestingly, the goons backed off on gold but pressed silver from the short side. Gold CoT sees large Specs less long and Commercials cutting back