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The options market is pricing in that the precious metals equities will be the most volatile sector in the world in 2017. What should investors expect and what are some good strategies for navigating this volatility?

Today we look at updates in the gold and silver price, as well as how the US Trump vs. Clinton election might impact the currency and precious metals markets.

Today we focus on the recent technical and sentiment indicators in the gold and silver mining complex. What should we look for to indicate a bottom is forming?

Gold has broken lower through two important support levels over the last few days. Where may the next low form?

What are the levels we should monitor that would alert us to a technical failure in the precious metals long-term thesis?

All eyes continue to focus on the gold market, as long-term downtrend breaks typically result in significant continuation moves when they prove successful.

Includes a comparison to the shorter 2008-2009 downtrend and breakout that formed in gold.

The Federal Reserve today did not raise interest rates, but indicated it might do so at the December meeting.

How have various asset classes responded since the last Fed rate hike in December?

What does the history of Fed rate hikes tell us may be in store for precious metals?

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The Federal Reserve’s mad experiment is going to end badly. There are signs that the beginning of the bursting of the bond bubble is upon us.

For those who have grown up over the last 35 years, normal interest rates are something we cannot fathom. We have been like prisoners in the Fed’s “Plato’s Cave”.

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Courtesy Bullhead Entertainment.

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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…