...as it should be, folks. Textbook. The Gold/Silver ratio and US dollar, the 2 Riders of Apocalypse, are bringing a (thus far minor) day of judgement to the sinful and…
"Slowly I toined, step by step, inch by inch..." The Gold/Silver ratio finally turned, and then it burst upward to the underside of an important macro decision point. With the…
...this is the night we ride This ain't the Garden of Eden, there ain't no angels above, and things ain't like they used to be... Well, for a day at…
I had the Stooges shtick going back in April as the Gold/Silver ratio (GSR) threatened to turn (up) but instead the reflation trades got a big tail wind and silver…
Or in Moe's classic Brooklyn accent, "slowly I toined..." I am thinking it might be nice to have a running view of the Gold/Silver ratio, at least as long as…
Slowly the Gold/Silver ratio continues to turn; and step by step, inch by inch... The GSR even has a symmetry thing going on here as the little pullback has formed…
Or slowly I 'toin' to more accurately reflect the Stooges' Brooklyn accents. The Gold/Silver ratio is still in a bull flag and it is still attempting to break the flag…
The party is in full punch drunk flight. Sure, I am enjoying it too. But "slowly I turn" says the Gold/Silver ratio, "slowly I turn" (if the hinted break from…
This ain't the garden of Eden There ain't no angels above And things ain't what they used to be And this ain't the summer of love Lock all your doors…
Side note disclaimer: I covered shorts in gold this morning. I think it could go lower nominally, but I don't care. Anyway, on with the post with a tongue planted…
Amid Friday's carnage we noted that curiously, only 1 Horseman (the Gold/Silver ratio) was riding northward (although it had made a reversal from the highs) while the other, the US…
Wheaton Precious Metals Goes Full Macro Nerd Not Random: The Gold-Silver Ratio I happen to have WPM as a core precious metals holding. But in this case they are a…
The Gold/Silver (GSR) ratio has followed the slight bias toward gold and broken upward. What's more, the US dollar remains firm but the Yen is weak. So there is somewhat…
I most often use linear scale charts for stocks, markets and indicators for their more absolute views. But in the case below we conjure up a long-term log scale chart…