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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.

Today we look at the last week’s worth of market action for both gold and silver. We have higher targets for silver coming, and gold looks to be in a nicely defined trend channel.

Also some thoughts on the PDAC convention in Toronto.

Gold has a nice break above our consolidation pattern as expected, while silver performs perfect textbook technical action.

Coming to you from Toronto, with an update from the PDAC mining convention coming later this week.

The SLV silver fund has shown its highest hourly volume in 6 months… an important indicator on a retest.

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I will be attending the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada conference, in Toronto from March 6-9. I will have some updates on the gold & silver mining sector from the show.

Link to PDAC gold & silver mining convention in Toronto, Canada, March 6-9: http://www.pdac.ca/convention

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There has been a lot of concern about silver prices in the last few days, struggling even as gold has held above a critical support zone. Today we look at the long-term data driven trajectory models for both gold and silver, extending our predictions out into the year 2021.

While silver has been weak recently, there are many early warning indicator signals coming that this weakness is only temporary.

Meanwhile, gold is showing signs of repeating the 1970’s model but on a longer-scale timeframe.

Thank you for watching.
-Christopher Aaron

It is important to be motivated to do the work that is required to achieve outstanding gains in this sector, so today we look at the two most important valuation metrics for gold and silver:

A) gold & silver miners vs. the rest of the US economy
B) gold & silver miners vs their own metals (gold & silver)

There is a precedent for life-altering gains in this sector currently, based on data-driven valuation metrics.

I believe in this research, which is why I am sharing it here. This is the research I use personally, and for clients. Thank you for watching.

Very healthy consolidations are occurring in the gold and silver markets at present. And we have early warning indicators to the near-term price trends…

Currently we are working on a detailed model for the price of gold over the next several years. That should be available in the next update.

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Gold continues to consolidate above the October high, while silver’s bottoming breakout becomes more legitimate by the day. Why is the gold/silver ratio still moving in favor of gold?

Link to Mike Maloney’s analysis, as it is always beneficial to hear different perspectives:

Silver continues to hold a break above our bottoming wedge pattern… how low can it go without negating this breakout?

Gold has hit the lower range of our expected fall — what price do we want to see for gold prices to confirm a new uptrend?

Gold made a significant breakout this week. Can we confirm or deny this move based on gold priced in other currencies?

Also a look at one of the most famous attempts to suppress the price of gold, and how that ended for the Central Banks. Neither gold nor any market can be held back over the long run, and we are getting strong signals now that a new era of rising prices is commencing in front of our eyes.

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The levels that gold and silver need to break to confirm their long-term bottoms are very clearly defined on our medium-term charts, and today we look at those signals.

Also, the mining sector is showing a strong early warning indicator that a bottom is close at hand.

The iGold Power channel on YouTube will provide advanced education for those investors looking to achieve maximum profits during the upcoming revaluation higher in the precious metals.

Today we look at why one would want to consider diversifying some of one’s investment capital into the gold & silver mining sector. We look at historical examples during the last cycle higher.

Also a detailed update on the GDX fund, and what topics we intend to cover in this channel going forward.
 

This week the gold mining companies are showing an important break above a multi-year downtrend pattern — a very important signal for those looking to invest in the sector.

Meanwhile the Federal Reserve is caught between a rock and a hard place, and today we look at how the small 0.25% rate hike has affected banks such as Citibank.

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Today we examine a critical fundamental driver of the gold market: demand from India. How much of the world market belongs to this country and what do trends there tell us for the future?

Gold’s short-term uptrend is becoming more clearly defined, while silver has clear technical resistance.

Also, an update on a new YouTube channel and research that will be geared toward precious metals investors with a higher reward and risk tolerance. Thank you for tuning in and all your support.

The US Federal Reserve today announced no change in its interest rate policy, after the first rise in nearly a decade this last December. Let us compare different markets and their reactions to the announcement today.

Also, we look at silver’s line in the sand… even though there is still the possibility for more weakness, a significant breakout is not far away…

Gold is still holding its short-term uptrend from December, while Silver’s 3-month consolidation pattern continues. Which way will it break?

Recent strength in the US Dollar versus major world currencies prompts us to take a look again at new targets for the Dollar, and what impact this should have on precious metals this year.

We are continuing to see gold outperforming all other commodities, as a new gold uptrend emerges. Silver is lagging gold at this point, a pattern which should be expected at certain times for silver investors.

Also, what is happening with our early warning indicator Silver Wheaton (SLW)?

Gold bounced where expected right below $1,075, while silver continues to grind above and below $14.

Meanwhile, the US stock market shows a critical break of its uptrend, the first such break in 7 years.

What are the ramifications of this trend change?

New patterns developing across the gold and silver complex. There has been continued outperformance by the precious metals against most other commodities. Zooming in on the bottoming formations in play.

Today we also look at the Australian Dollar (AUD) price for gold and silver. Gold has been extremely strong in this currency — can this give us clues for gold in US Dollars?