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Published: Tue, 02/25/20

 
The Daily Gold
Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT, MFTA
 
 

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

Tuesday, February 25, 2020

 
 
 

Good morning to you.


The setup is there for significant upside in GDX and GDXJ and the same can be said for Silver, which has lagged the most (in a long-term sense). 

What are the key levels in Gold & Silver, as well as in GDX & GDXJ?
Click Here for my video analysis, published Sunday evening.


Last week we published a video discussing the new Gold-Dollar correlation. Our Gold/foreign currencies basket closed last week 13% above its 2011 high. If Gold in US$ terms did that it would be trading at $2,150. That goes to show you how strong Gold is when removing the US$ strength. 

 


Below we plot an updated analog, comparing Gold from 1996 to Gold from 2012. 

Big picture, the best comparison is the early 1960s. But Gold didn't trade then. On a cyclical basis, the 2000s is a reasonable comparison considering the 1996-2000 bear was similar to the 2011-2015 bear. 

Gold was tracking quite closely but is now ahead of the analog, which made its next peak at $1800 in October. 



 



This next chart is from Sentimentrader.

It shows the premiums paid on call options in stocks. The higher this is, the greater bullish sentiment there is. 

Note the peaks in 2000, 2007, late 2017, late 2018 and now. Just imagine the fuel precious metals will gain if the stock market has a big correction.



 


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In TDG #661, we rated our companies by risk (1-5) and also by upside potential over the next 12-18 months and in some cases, 2-3 years.

In TDG #662, we noted a few of our companies that are lagging but great buys now. One of our absolute favorites has corrected quite a bit and that provides an excellent, lower risk entry point for new subscribers. 

Another is a silver company, that while risky, could provide an excellent entry point over the next month. If you buy it low enough, then it has 5x to 10x potential over the next two years. (That actually might be true for more than one silver company). 

Let me help you find the big winners of 2020-2021. I'm focused on finding stocks that have 3x to 5x potential over the next 12-18 months.

 
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Thanks for reading. I wish you all great health and prosperity!
 

-Jordan

 

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.