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Search Results for: gold
Are There “Values” in Gold Stocks?
Looking at any analysis of gold stocks, you would think that fundamentals matter. The companies have quarterly reports that reflect operating expenses, pre-tax profits, estimates reserves, sometimes earnings and in rare instances dividends. However, when it comes to gold stocks, … Continue reading
Posted in Fundamentals, gold, Gold Stock Indicator, junk
The Definitive Dow Theory on Gold
Dow Theory attempts to define and identify major moves in markets referenced here as the “primary trend.” In this piece, we will outline the price of gold according to Dow Theory. We’re going to review and analyze the primary trend … Continue reading
Posted in 50% principle, Dow Theory, gold
Gold Stock Indicator: November 20, 2015
Gold and gold stocks continue to languish as there appears to be no catalyst to propel prices higher. The perception of no reason for gold to increase adds to the despondency of traders and investors which compels selling. However, we’d … Continue reading
Posted in 3-month, Federal Reserve Bank, gold, gold bugs, Gold Stock Indicator, interest rates
Royal Gold: SRL Update
On October 12, 2012, we posted the following SRL for Royal Gold: We said the following of the above chart: “The SRL for Royal Gold at $44.62 doesn’t seem outlandish given what has already occurred in the previous declines from … Continue reading
Posted in Edson Gould, RGLD, SRL
Gold Stocks: Risks and Remedies
The topic of gold inspires a charged reaction from individuals seeking fiscal and monetary responsibility of their respective governments. This article is an attempt to establish the risks of gold stock ownership in an investor’s portfolio. We will cover the … Continue reading
Posted in gold, gold bugs, Gold Stock Indicator
Gold Stock Indicator: October 9, 2013
Although gold and gold stocks declined, the Gold Stock Indicator (GSI) increased above the level from yesterday. we’re currently sitting slightly above the “stage 4 buy” level which is based on the 2008 low. Our use of the 2008 low … Continue reading
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Posted in Charles Dow, Charles H. Dow, gold, gold bugs, Gold Stock Indicator
Review: Royal Gold (RGLD) Speed Resistance Lines
On October 12, 2012 (found here), when Royal Gold (RGLD) was within 11 trading days of the all-time high at $89.27, we said the following:
Posted in Edson Gould, RGLD, speed resistance line, SRL
Gold Price: Affected by Gold ETF Outflows?
Subscriber F.H. brings our attention to a comment made by a gold fund manager. The manager suggested that the reason for gold’s weakness is primarily due to the liquidation occurring in gold ETFs. This implies that if there weren’t gold … Continue reading
Gold: 50% Principle
From a Dow Theory perspective, downside targets rely heavily on the concept of the 50% principle. Although mistakenly attributed to E. George Schaefer by Richard Russell, the 50% principle is derived from Charles H. Dow’s “great law of action and … Continue reading
Posted in 50% principle, Charles Dow, Charles H. Dow, gold, gold bugs
Emerging Markets and Gold
Drawing from the work of Bhartia and Seto in the article titled “Present and Emerging Risks to the Gold Trade” (found here) and “Emerging Consumers Drive Gold Prices: Who Knew?” (found here) it is claimed that the driver for the … Continue reading