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The stage is set for significant moves in gold and silver… what will the triggers be?

Today we take a sidestep from the usual analysis on physical metals to zoom in on the action in the gold & silver mining complex, with a focus on the GDX and stage analysis.

Gold continues to consolidate right below its long-term 2011-2015 downtrend breakout.

Plus, a look at recent news regarding a failed Bank of England bond purchase, and what that means for the psychology of the bond market.

Gold is now making a second attempt at breaking out from its long-term downtrend, in place since 2011.

An update on the valuation of the gold mining sector versus the broad economy.

Gold is bumping against its final long-term downtrend dating back to 2011. Meanwhile silver is holding up well above $20, but at some point there will be a retracement… we give the likely targets here.

Today we look at the generational opportunities that are setting up in the gold and silver miners… then in gold… and then in silver.

If you are serious about making investments in this sector, this deserves your attention. Come up with a plan, understand the potential, and carry through with it.

Thank you for continuing to tune in. I am extremely pleased with the number of people who have benefited from this information over the last 6-12 months. We are just getting started — violent corrections will be happening, but there is much more potential ahead ahead of us.

Gold breaks out from its 18-month consolidation after the Brexit vote. Meanwhile, silver is not too far behind.

The British pound suffers some of the biggest drops seen in currency markets in multi-decades…

Today we discuss big picture setups for gold and silver, and look at the spectrum of reward vs. risk that exists in the precious metals.

There are significant opportunities ahead but it is critical for individuals to follow an ancient Greek philosophy when it comes to investing in gold or silver…

Congratulations to anyone who participated with us in this silver trade. A stellar surge was seen today, up over 80 cents from yesterday’s lows. Today we highlight what we expect for both metals over the rest of the summer.

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Thank you for watching, and best success in the week ahead.

All the latest action in gold and silver, including a comparison to the 2008 bottom in silver.

Meanwhile, there is a shakeout underway in the gold and silver mining equities. We should expect these every few months — as the markets attempt to shake investors our and make us lose our positions. Let us not lose sight of the big picture.

A drop in the after-hours market for gold and silver today after the Fed released a statement indicating it might raise interest rates in June. Should gold and silver investors fear?

Gold is “chipping away” at the resistance near $1,305 while silver looks healthy within the $16.75 – $18.50 zone….

In the second half of today’s video we look at historic volatility, for those who are invested in the gold and silver mining sector. Prepare for a wild ride with the potential for life-altering gains.

Today we look at gold and silver prices around the world for confirming indicators of a new bull market. Currencies include:

-US Dollar
-Canadian Dollar
-British Pound
-Euro
-Australian Dollar

The gold to silver ratio has broken down below an important 5-year trend. What does this mean for silver and gold prices going forward?

Also we look at the formation of a set of embedded head & shoulders patterns in silver that are going to set the stage for significantly higher prices in 2016-17.

Gold continues to consolidate in a very healthy formation.

Silver breaks its Inverse Head & Shoulders pattern… what should we look for as the next target?

Today we take an in-depth look at the bottoming pattern showing for the price of silver.

Gold also looks very healthy for the beginning of a trending move higher.

The gold and silver miners are showing excellent leadership in the sector, and we share some research as to the valuation potential for the sector.

Gold is retesting its breakout in the $1,185-1,200 region, while silver is setting up a long-term inverse Head & Shoulders bottom.

Gold and silver have been weak the last few days, so we take a step back to look at where things are on the longer term charts.

It is also important to decide what sort of investor you are. Do you trade the short-term swings, or are you longer-term oriented? In my experience, there is room for both, but they require very different strategies.

We are looking at the model for a stealth bull market underway in gold, and watching important resistance levels around $16.25 for silver.

Today we look at historical examples of multi-decade consolidations and breakouts that have occurred in the past in the Dow, from 1959-1982 and what happened afterward.

The gold and silver mining sector as referenced by the XAU has been consolidating now for over 30 years. Its potential is larger than that of the Dow in 1982.

We also look at the corrections that occurred in previous bull markets.

The Fed’s remarks today sent gold blasting higher with silver following not too far behind. Today we put that action into proper context since the first Fed rate hike from December 2015.