Here are the links from this past week...
Gold Stocks Breakout, Gold to Follow
Penned Friday afternoon, our latest views.
Gold & Gold Stocks in Consolidation
Video update, published on Thursday.
Interview with Mike Swanson
We conducted this interview on Thursday.
Video: The Toughest Time to Buy?
We talk about why this point in time in the recovery is the toughest time to buy.
Market Anthropology: Dancing the Jig in Equities & Gold
Erik Swartz's latest on Equities, Currencies and Gold.
One of Paul Tudor Jones Favorite Indicators Suggests Gold Bear Market is Over
As posted by Jesse Felder
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Chart 1: GDM Index (forerunner of GDX) & GDX
The image below contains the daily line charts of both GDM and GDX. Note the strong targets for GDM of 800 and 810 and roughly 900. The 62% retracement of the 2000 to 2011 move is near 810 while 900 is the 38% retracement of the 2011 to 2015 bear market.
In short, we see 800-810 as the strongest near term resistance. That corresponds to near $28.30 in GDX which also has strong resistance at $27 (the two 2014 peaks). Furthermore, if the recent consolidation was a bull flag, its upside target would be ~$27. Hence, we see $27-$28 as the upside target for this move.
Chart 2: Junior Gold Index, Daily line chart
We have included our Top 15 chart many times. It had a major breakout and closed at 195, and has upside to 265-270. The chart below is our recently constructed Junior Gold Index that contains 18 stocks. (There is some overlap with the Top 15 index). The index has made a very strong move in recent weeks and closed at 582. It has a confluence of targets in the low 700s.
Chart 3: Junior Gold Index Bull Analog
In the chart below we plot the rebounds from major bottoms (2001, 2008 and 2016) all on the same scale which starts at 100 and on January 19, 2016, the bottom for this cycle. The current rebound is following the 2008 rebound fairly close (we also see the same with the HUI analogs). Juniors bottomed in 2001 then had a lengthy consolidation before exploding higher from the end of 2001 into 2002.
Note that the index is currently at 201 (on this scale) and would reach the next red peak at 277. (Then the 2008 rebound corrected 27% in absolute terms).
While miners are a little bit overbought now, take note that in a very strong trend overbought can become very overbought and extremely overbought. There will be corrections along the way but the analog chart shows the potential for quality juniors in the months and quarters ahead.
Our work shows that miners both large and small have additional upside following Friday's breakout. GDX could rally roughly 30% to its upside target, while the Top15 index could rally 38% and GDXJ could rally 40% to its 2014 resistance. The sector could move quite a bit higher before it gets its first "big" correction.
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