TheDailyGold: Gold Breakout Not Confirmed Yet...

Published: Tue, 06/30/20

 
The Daily Gold
Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT, MFTA
 
 

WEEKLY NEWSLETTER

Tuesday, June 30, 2020

 
 
 

Good morning to you!

If you are reading this on Tuesday, then note that a close above $1774 in Gold marks the end of the quarter and that would be the highest quarterly close ever. 

But Gold still has big resistance at $1800. And Silver has at $18.50. GDXJ is testing 7-year resistance.

Until these levels give way, there is no sector breakout, officially.  

 


I've been following Jordan's technical opinions for 4 years now. I've found him to be the most accurate person in the space.
 

I've been listening to your interviews for years. I paid close attention to how you responded to all the questions posted to you. My comments in two words; outstanding and natural. You are one of the very best professionals who truly deserves an A+ report card.




Moving along, take a look at these two charts...


First, this is flows into GLD versus flows into SPY.

This is an excellent sentiment indicator. 

Its starting to breakout from a 7-year base. Plenty of room for this trend to continue! The bull market is just getting going!






Here is a mystery chart....

In TDG #680, I noted this could be the most important chart to follow now.

When this breaks that red line, precious metals could accelerate. 








 
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Simply put, if this company executes it can be a 5-bagger stock over the next 2 years. If Gold moves past $2000/oz and the company executes, it has 7 to 8-bagger potential. The stock is not too overbought and has enough liquidity to ensure a reasonable entry price.


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-Jordan

 

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