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Gold Standard Myth
Lagging Gold Stocks?
No Sophisticated Investors
Dollar down, Gold up?
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The Fuzzy, Insane Math That's Creating So Many Billion-Dollar Tech Companies
Berkshire Hathaway Shareholder Letters
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Why the oil price is falling
How a $600 Million Hedge Fund Disappeared
Hedge Fund Manager Who Remembers 1998 Rout Says Prepare for Pain
Swiss National Bank Starts Negative
Tice: Crash is Coming...Although
More on Edson Gould (PDF)
Schiller's CAPE ratio is wrong
Double-Digit Inflation in the 1970s (PDF)
401k Crisis
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Search Results for: gold
Nasdaq vs. Gold
On February 19, 2024, Luke Gromen presented a chart of the Dow/Gold ratio from 1800 to 2024.
Posted in gold, Nasdaq Composite
Idaho Gold?
Three years ago, it was hailed as a second coming and the dawn of a new age. Hidden underneath was an appeal to the primal instincts of goldphiles everywhere. On February 13, 2021, Idaho Bill H0007 was passed by 51-19. … Continue reading
Gold Price Momentum Indicator
Since our January 16, 2023 posting, the price of gold has increased less than 3%. This makes our commentary at the time seem appropriate when we said:
Posted in gold, PMI, Price Momentum
1970-2019: Debt, Deficit, Gold/S&P 500 Perspective
see also: 1924-2001: Gold and Silver Stocks 1920-1940: Homestake Mining 1900-2019: Silver/Dow Ratio
Posted in Chart of the Day
SPDR Gold Shares Downside Targets
Below are the downside targets for the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD). $124.16 (intermediate target) $106.27 (mid-range target) $52.60 (extreme target) The $124.16 level is not an “official” downside level as it is only an intermediate point on the way to … Continue reading
Posted in Edson Gould, GLD, Speed Resistance Lines, SRL
Gold Market Review: March 2020
In our last Gold Stock Indicator, published October 28, 2018, we offered up $1,755.41 as the extreme upside resistance level for gold. When the same level is drawn to the most recent price, we find that gold has struggled at … Continue reading
Chart of the Day: Alio Gold
According to Yahoo!Finance, “Alio Gold Inc., through its subsidiaries, engages in the acquisition, exploration, development, and operation of mineral resource properties in Mexico. It primarily sells gold and silver. The company’s principal assets include its 100% owned and operating San … Continue reading
Posted in ALO, Chart of the Day, The Study of Failure
Gold Stock Indicator: October 2018
On April 14, 2011, in our very first attempt at understanding Edson Gould’s Speed Resistance Lines, when the Philadelphia Gold and Silver Stock Index (XAU) was within 6 trading days of the top, we said the following: “Based on the … Continue reading
Nasdaq v. Gold from 1971 to 2020
We like the comparison between the “freely” traded price of gold compared to the Nasdaq Composite index because it really shows the difference between the performance in the two over the years. Most importantly, gold began trading “freely” at around … Continue reading
Posted in gold, Nasdaq Composite
Gold and the DJIA
Charles H. Dow, co-founder of the Wall Street Journal, once said: “For the past 25 years the commodity market and the stock market have moved almost exactly together. The index number representing many commodities rose from 88 in 1878 to … Continue reading
Posted in Charles H. Dow, DJIA, gold
Gold Stocks: Hedge Free
We have been quoted here on many occasions saying that when the general equity market takes a dive of –10% or more, so too does gold stocks by a greater margin. Our point, gold stocks are not a hedge from … Continue reading
Posted in DJIA, gold, gold bugs, Gold Stock Indicator, XAU
The Hidden Story of Gold
Gold is currently languishing in a trading range between $1,366 to $1,049. This trading range is thought by many to be a pause before the eventual increase above the previous high at $1,895. After all, the price of gold had … Continue reading
Posted in BGMI, Dakin, Dewey, gold, Interest Rate Monitor, interest rates, Silver
Goldman Plays with Numbers
On MarketWatch.com we saw the following article: In the article, it quotes Goldman Sachs analysts as saying, “We also believe that cryptocurrencies have moved beyond bubble levels in financial markets, and even beyond the levels seen during the Dutch ‘tulipmania’ … Continue reading
Posted in Bitcoin, ethereum, Goldman Sachs