Gold stocks from a technical standpoint
Today with Doc we take another look at gold stocks but more from a technical standpoint. The recent slight rollover in gold stocks of late has us looking at some support levels that investors should be watching for their stocks. While this market continues to look strong for the long term there are some short term concerns that we share.
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$MXSG Mexus Gold up nicely today on the update regarding their ore being loaded on the Heap Leach. First Gold will be produced next month in early March. Let the good times roll….
$0.1299 up +$0.0146 (12.66% Gain)
I’ve been away for awhile, Excelsior, hope you are well. Getting exciting again with Mexus, buddy. Ready to make history.
Yes sir. Next month time to pour Gold & Silver. Mexus has been waiting for this news, it just took a little longer than expected…. Cheers!
Is March About To Be A Boring Month?
Feb. 27, 2017
http://seekingalpha.com/article/4050010-march-boring-month?ifp=0
Clif HPH sees degradation coming imminently.
It’s gonna be a really big show…..
Yes folks, I do have 3 bitcoin for a year now
It does seem like Bitcoin, Crypto-currencies, and blockchain payment types are gaining ground again. (especially in emerging market countries where they fear their currencies are losing more purchasing power).
Hi Shad:
The date to watch is March 11th.
The SEC will make a call one way or the other,if they will approve the Winklevoss Twins Bitcoin ETF (COIN).
Interesting…. I hadn’t heard about the Bitcoin ETF yet. (COIN) is pretty catchy.
Thanks JohnK.
Platinum Group Metals (PLG) (PTM) ‘Ramps Up’ In 2017
Feb. 28, 2017
Summary:
“The Maseve mine was commissioned in 2016 and is now in ramp-up phase, what does that mean for investors?
The Waterberg project could be a low production cost, high volume Palladium mine on the Northern Limb, with potential for comparatively low cost development.
2017 is a year of growth for PLG, which against a difficult 2016 should be reflected in an improving share price.”
Had a couple sell orders in today…………, until I heard the discussions with Kaplan and Doc and read Matthew’s posts. Luckily I had time to pull both of them. Could have banked some profits but I firmly believe there are better ones in the not too distant future. Thanks guys.
Gold for the Close of February – Armstrong
QUESTION: Marty, you said towards the end of the bear market in gold, it will start to align with the stock market. Are we approaching that period since this has been gold and stocks both rising opposite of what the goldbugs have been forecasting?
LWR
ANSWER: Yes. We are running out of time for the downside in gold. This does not say we are breaking out right now. In fact, the next Benchmark was the February 27th, which we published in the 2016 Gold Report. We would need to close February above 1306 to imply that a breakout is unfolding and a closing below 1255 today will still be bearish. Gold is moving into a tight range where technical resistance stands at 1286 area and support at 1230.
The rise in gold is unfolding despite the rise and expected rise in interest rates. Likewise, gold has been rising with the US share market. This is part of the tangible asset rally as capital begins to drift away from public sector debt. A collapse in confidence means ALL tangible assets rise – not just gold.
However, we are still basing. The rally does not yet appear to be sustainable. A closing today below 1255 after trading above that right on the Benchmark day no less, warns that we are preparing to change trend, but it is just not right now. Let’s see the closing for February.
SPY closed below the 5 day MA for the first time in a month and looks ready for a break:
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=SPY&p=D&yr=0&mn=5&dy=13&id=p74751088332&a=440566565
Looks like Doc is right!!
Some pitchfork support/resistance levels for gold:
http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=%24GOLD&p=W&yr=3&mn=7&dy=0&id=p01984714221&a=509895995
Hi All, Hi Doc! First time post, but listened for years. Met Cory once at the San Fran show. Doc is one of my favorite guests for sure!
Doc, curious if you can give us a hint of at least one of the stocks you’re following that you mention haven’t really surged up in the last year that you are nibbling on at these levels. 🙂
Also do you or anyone else follow Anfield Resources (ARY.V), thanks!
Hey KS great to have you on the blog! Thanks for your comment. I will be chatting to Doc shortly so I’ll see if he wants to share of the stocks he is invested in that have done very well.
Welcome aboard KetoSpeculator!
I do have a small position going in Anfield Resources and feel it is very undervalued compared to it’s peers in the Uranium space, as a development company going into production in the near future. It has been flying under the radar lately, but that will change as they ramp up into production.
Wishing you good trading.
Thanks Excelsior, thanks Cory! Will be checking out Anfield some more!
Weighing back in here…Can’t stand gold bug sales men its the end of the world crap.
Hoyes got the right idea…about 10:30 in
http://www.howestreet.com/2017/02/24/minor-pull-back-from-record-equity-highs/
Looking at fundamental’s is a waist of time. When the fundamentals show up its ALREADY priced into the market. Thats when the shepple begin to arrive…Good luck with that…..
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