Is The 50-year Gold Mining Bear Market Coming To An End? By Hubert Moolman 22 August 2018 Gold stocks is in a 50-year bear market when measured in gold. This (very) roughly means that on average, it has been more economical to buy gold rather than to mine it. Interestingly, South African gold mining production…
Below, is an extract of my Gold Premium Update for 23 January 2012: Gold is at a “sweet spot” at a moment; pullbacks should be aggressively bought. It just needs a trigger to launch it for the most spectacular rally since the late 70’s. I believe that trigger is likely to be the crash (or…
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Gold Chart Analysis: If the current gold bull market was to follow the timing and extent of the 70s bull market,the gold price would reach $6000 before 2014. See the image (below) or video for more information. Subscribe to my free silver and gold newsletter or premium service. I have also recently completed a fractal…
Gold Big Picture – Gold Comparison Of Now Vs 70s Shows Big Rise In Price Yet To Come The image can be found at my new site: picturegoldandsilver – analysis of gold and silver by using a single image/picture. For more detailed gold and silver analysis subscribe to my premium service. I have also recently completed…
Silver Analysis: Silver Forecast In part 1, I stated: “We are at the edge of a major economic crisis. Our monetary system is the underlying cause of this major crisis. The massive debt bubble created by our monetary system is about to burst. The demonetization of gold and silver, has over the years diverted value…
It is well established that there is a high correlation between how the price of gold and silver trades. Thanks to this relationship between gold and silver, one is able to use historical trading data of the one good, in order to project what may happen to the price of the other. Awhile back, I…
