TheDailyGold: Here's the One Chart to Watch....

Published: Sun, 12/22/19

 
The Daily Gold
Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT, MFTA
 
 

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

Saturday, December 21, 2019

 
 
 

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays!

Last week I wrote about the importance of the metals ending their correction. That could be the point when gold stocks begin a real leg higher. 

Of course we will key on the metals. But there is a specific chart we think will be an important tell for the sector.

Click here for my article & that chart.


A few trading days ago, we published a video analysis on Gold, Silver & the gold stocks


On the 10-Bagger Podcast I interviewed the Uranium Insider, Justin Huhn. He is confident there will be 10-baggers in this sector.
 

We should definitely keep an eye on the other sectors in hard assets because there is even more value there, though the trend is not yet up. 

 

Turning back to Gold and junior gold stocks, here is my updated bull analog chart for juniors. This is a basket of some (not all) of the best performing juniors. It does not compare to GDXJ.

 

This very strong index would need to double to reach that peak of the red line and blue line (in July 2018). And there is way more upside than that if it continues to climb for another 2-3 years.




 
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Moving onto TheDailyGold Premium...

TDG #652, was an extensive 26-page update that included a company report, quite a bit of Q&A and several pages of notes on companies.

 

The company report was on a company that we think can be a 10-bagger in 3 years if Gold goes to $1900. The management team has a strong track record and the company is well financed to move forward. This is a stock we hope to buy a little bit lower in the next month. It is liquid enough. This company has a shot to reach $1 Billion in market cap if Gold goes to $1900 in a few years.

 

Here is one important thing to keep in mind: the companies that raised capital in the summer now have to deal with some of those shares potentially being sold. That can lead to excellent buying opportunities this winter.

 

Right now, I still think Gold & Silver could test their 200-day moving averages and that could pull miners lower. Regardless, I see buy opportunities now and I think even more will emerge in the coming weeks.

 
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Disclaimer: This newsletter is intended for informational and educational purposes only and should not be considered personalized and individualized investment advice. Investment in the precious metals sector contains significant risks. You should consult with an investment advisor and do your own due diligence before making any investment decisions. This email may contain certain forward looking statements which are subject to risks, uncertainties and a multitude of factors that can cause results and outcomes to differ materially from those discussed herein.