Historical Similarities For The Precious Metals
Jordan Roy-Byrne has found some very interesting similarities between some markets you would not expect and gold. Long term chart patterns have a history or repeating themselves even if the markets are unrelated. In this interview we look at the turn from crashes to bull markets that are similar to what gold is currently experiencing.
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Gann looking for HUI at 160 for bottom….
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Jordan Roy Byrne “The Bearish Bull Continued….”
Metals Investor Forum – Nov. 2017 #VIDEO
Gwen Preston “The Metals Bull Market From Here”
Metals Investor Forum – Nov. 2017 #VIDEO
Joe Mazumdar “Exploration Trends”
Metals Investor Forum – Nov. 2017 #VIDEO
Eric Coffin “November – On Sale”
Metals Investor Forum – Nov. 2017 #VIDEO
Jay Taylor “The Petrodollar & Gold. Which Why Now?”
Metals Investor Forum – Nov. 2017 #VIDEO
Sean Brodrick – “Gear Up for the Energy Metals Supercycle”
Metals Investor Forum – Nov. 2017 #VIDEO
Great tape by Sean………thanks………Ex…….
Yes, I tend to agree with Sean (and have made many of the same points over the last 2 years about the Energy Metals like Lithium, Cobalt, Copper, Nickel, Graphite, and Manganese).
For example, we regularly discussed the coming surge in Lithium back in 2015 and early 2016, but investors scoffed at the idea. If people had started investing in the quality projects that were in development back then (before the droves jumped on the trend) then they would have had plenty of 5-10 baggers. I took advantage of it, and my only regret now is not having built larger positions in the winners that we called years ago.
As for Cobalt, for over a year it has been covered and in the meantime companies (but good and bad) have soared in valuations. It shows little signs of slowing down.
Copper has been on a tear, and Nickel is getting frisky. There is movement in graphite, but those are harder companies/deposits to value as Sean covered, and I’ve tended to steer clear of them (but am now looking into them more closely).
Those that doubted the effects that EVs and Energy Storage from the large battery backup to the small device batteries on smart phones, tablets, laptops, power tools, drones, farm & mining machinery, etc… have missed a trend that has been playing out for years now.
Maybe in a year or two when many copies go up 2-3 times higher, THEN, they’ll decide this looks like an interesting trend. (haha!) 🙂
correction: when many “companies” (not copies) go up….
Yes, I agree, you have made a lot of good comments on other metals…..besides gold and silver……appreciate all your work as I have said before…..OOTB
Thanks OOTB. Cheers!
Greg McCoach “Looking for A Catalyst”
Metals Investor Forum – Nov. 2017 #VIDEO
Uplifting ………….
Tax breaks are going to make rich, richer…….better buy stocks ..
Some of the info. can be compared with Gann…………