Wealth Creation Through Natural Resources
Three weeks ago when GDX was trading around $17.90 I wrote a post titled “Why I Bought Gold Miners Today” in which I presented the concept that the gold miners were potentially all “sold-out” and ripe for a rally. Since that day … Continued
After a rough few months in the junior resource sector there are signs that the worst may be behind us and the seasonal tailwinds just over the horizon are a welcome respite for weary investors. Given the potential importance of … Continued
As we enter the month of July (a month which has often marked important lows for the sector), the gold miners as represented by the GDX appear to be at a key inflection point. It’s not an overstatement to say … Continued
For the last year the gold mining sector, as represented by the GDX, has been strictly range-bound. Of course there have been moments of optimism in which it seemed that the sector was breaking out, and there have also been … Continued
Gold is on the brink of confirming that it is in the midst of the next leg of a bull market which began in December 2015. Without delving into various technical patterns the situation can be described quite simply in … Continued
For much of 2017 the gold mining sector as represented by the GDX has been meandering aimlessly in an increasingly narrow range. The range-bound price action has narrowed to the point that the GDX is currently experiencing its lowest realized … Continued
This afternoon, as I watched the GDXJ (the GDXJ is technically called the VanEck Junior Gold Miners ETF although VanEck Mid-Tier Gold Miners ETF would be a more appropriate name) drift lower in light volume trading for the 6th consecutive … Continued
321gold founder and editor Bob Moriarty is always candid and tells it like he sees it. However, my latest conversation with Bob reached a new level of authenticity and insight; Bob takes no prisoners while dropping several market knowledge bombs throughout what … Continued
Yesterday we saw the GDXJ close lower for the 5th consecutive trading session, while also closing below its lower Bollinger Band for the 2nd straight trading session: GDXJ (Daily) Yesterday’s trading session also formed an ‘inside day’ (higher low and … Continued
While gold futures ended the week near $1290, barely $1 off its highs and up ~2.5% for the week, the gold miners told a slightly different story. The GDXJ fell 3.52% on Thursday and only managed to gain 38 basis points … Continued