This is the opening segment from the May 15 edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 395. I am releasing it for public viewing because it seems, the title's…
Among a select group of writers (aside from myself) published at Biiwii is Keith Weiner of Monetary Metals. This morning we have published the following... Gold Demand Falling He is…
I could write a long, detailed post trying to encompass global stock markets (generally bearish), commodities (bounce very mature) and bonds (mixed views, depending upon the flavor) but that is…
Just a public service reminder from your friends at NFTRH that a rising Gold-Silver ratio would go hand in hand with pressure on most asset markets. So, you might want…
Uncle Buck has bounced about to the expected high (if this were to remain a bounce only). There is a lot of resistance from the current level to around 94.50. …
I am not saying this is the top in the silver-gold ratio (SLV-GLD), but I am saying that if this is the top (for this phase) then commodities and the…
Below is the first segment of this week's edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 393: The Fed has been trying to promote inflation. That is not the guy…
With reference to the previous posts about about weak economic data, the fundamentals for gold are getting a boost in this data. Durable Goods, Machine Tools and Consumer Confidence have all decelerated. The risk of the Fed being sensitive to inflation may have been reduced here in favor of not wanting to tank the markets.
We talk a lot about FOMC stuff, inflation stuff and silver stuff. At 40 easy to read pages (w/ lots of graphical data backing up the themes) NFTRH 392, the…
On March 4 we reviewed the technical reasons why the gold sector was launching as opposed to blowing off. This, after articles began appearing calling the rise to that point…
Very simply, the weekly moving average that contained silver through its bear market has been broken to the upside. That is another booster of our assertion from earlier in the…
A new subscriber had a question as to the point of yesterday’s update about the Silver-Gold ratio and so I want to try to be clearer for other newer subscribers. The statement in question was “But until the Silver-Gold ratio breaks out, it has not broken out.”
I like a party as much as the next guy, but here is a turd in the punch bowl just to make sure we are balanced and partying within bounds. The top panel is the Silver-Gold ratio (SLV-GLD) and the lower is the Commodity sector ETF.
In US pre-market silver is +2.47% and gold is +.72% at 7:00 Eastern. The silver-gold ratio closed like this yesterday, still above the daily SMA 200.