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Jordan Roy-Byrne – History Has Shown A Secular Bear Markets In US Markets Is A Key Driver For Gold

Cory
December 14, 2022

Jordan Roy-Byrne, Founder and Editor of The Daily Gold joins me to discuss the relationship between gold and the US markets. Investor sentiment is critical to follow which is why Jordan says history has shown us that when the US markets are in a secular bear market investors turn their attention toward gold and gold stocks. We discuss what secular bull and bear markets look like and how he is expecting next year to play out for US markets and gold.

 

 

 

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Discussion
33 Comments
    Dec 14, 2022 14:11 PM

    ok…Well I thought the interview was worth its weight in gold…Anyone home yet?

    If panic breaks out on the wall street scene…I do expect miners to get beat like a red headed stepchild..So it possibly would be prudent to try and exit at some point…Gold the metal I have none…If ‘it’ gets so bad that we need the physical metal in order to survive I will wish my boys the best with how I did things….my2

      Dec 15, 2022 15:33 AM

      larry…………. I thought you were smarter than that………..NO PHYZ….. 🙂
      Remember,…. as Catherine Austin Fitts , would say……….”you need enough gold(phyz) to bribe the border guards”
      But, Heck , in the USSA, …. no phyz required , …just come on in…….. lol

        Dec 15, 2022 15:50 AM

        Hey………..larry………… I posted an article for you…..from. SGT report…….. it is over in the ORPHAN SECTION
        concerning VAERS……

      Dec 15, 2022 15:49 AM

      Hey larry, check out my response to you on UNG from the Weekend Show 12/03, next to last post.

        Dec 15, 2022 15:00 AM

        I see that now Marty…You did a nice average in….Interesting how /NG reversed off the low retest on double the volume…high volume lows are typical in the /NQ lows as well….Then the UNG broke back into and above the 10/21 retest swing low w 10% higher volume which IS enough at least to call some sort of reversal low…glta

    Dec 15, 2022 15:22 AM

    Gold & silver taking it on the chin. Is this the start of a broad market takedown?

    Dec 15, 2022 15:36 AM

    gold at 1776………. humm looks like a sign to me…………. lol

    Dec 15, 2022 15:38 AM

    CDNX, Joe’s whoosh moment is here, new post pandemic low to come? It doesn’t have very far to go and FED news is bad for small and micro craps…

    https://schrts.co/jbfBdSks

    Dec 15, 2022 15:38 AM

    Thanks for the heads up Joe. Nothing too serious yet. Perhaps option expiry antics. Let’s see if this continues into next week. Dollar is key, like I said before, the dxy 104 very sticky, need a solid close below for continued pop up in gold sector.
    Anyway looking to get back into some calls as before with NEM. Better to minimize cash exposure and use leverage before clearing out of these calls before. The majors should have a good lift first if there’s any hope for sector. Equities continue to lag the rise in silver in particular, same with gold with few exceptions, most notably agi, and torex.
    And of course all is well as long as brixton holds, everyone in love with brixton that washes all bagholder blues.

      Dec 15, 2022 15:25 AM

      Yeah let’s pretend that you, Joe and Doc were right to look for much lower lows on all the weakest days throughout the summer when you should have been buyers. 🙄
      You guys are lucky to scalp pennies from time to time with such acumen.
      You could have had a pile of Brixton yourself if only you understood the picture. Luckily it’s not too late. 😉

        Dec 15, 2022 15:43 AM

        Ya, such a genius, I keep trying to figure out your market bellweather ipt trading at 31 cents on 57k in volume on tsx, among others like nem, ktn, calibre etc etc etc. But all is well if you own brixton. You had to have a boatfull to make up for all the dregs.
        Actually any more down may just take a fling again as I just posted.
        And then there’s the cdn dollar in the sewer in spite of dxy selloff. All those Florida snowbirds going to take it the butt after all.

          Dec 15, 2022 15:12 AM

          You wouldn’t understand IPT’s bellwether aspects if I explained them to you but I can assure you that they are intact. In fact, yesterday it accomplished something that’s bearish on its face but sets the stage for extreme bullishness while also implying that the likes of GDX, SILJ, etc. will do the same soon. As such, don’t be surprised if IPT leads and smokes the ETFs when the next move higher gets going.
          I am quite happy to have vastly more “dregs” now than I did a few months ago. Imbecilic opinions typically abound when it’s time to buy and you’ve done your part to not let me down.
          Perhaps you should see someone about your fascination with snowbirds and their wellbeing.

            Dec 15, 2022 15:13 AM

            oh the ultimate bag holder waiting for the 10x upside to realize any real gains. Sometime in the who knows when future.

            Dec 15, 2022 15:46 AM

            Think what you must if it helps you to cope. 🤪😂

          Dec 15, 2022 15:44 PM

          IPT will be up there soon with Brixton. I just bought more IPT this morning around the low today. I will buy more tomorrow if it dips further. It has a really nice looking base if it doesn’t fall apart.

            Dec 15, 2022 15:11 PM

            I agree and also bought a little more this morning.

          Dec 15, 2022 15:50 PM

          Kootenay was up 17.24% today on good volume. Keep crapping on it Jon syl. You could be joining the contrarian indicator group. 🤣🤣🤣

    Dec 15, 2022 15:39 AM

    Bottom Line:
    Forget trying to guess short term on metals and look at big picture 3-5 years out and metals will be a lot higher. Yes you will have cycles of sell off but in near future metals will start a major run over next decade making higher highs and higher lows on sell off.
    So average in now and go along for ride of your life.
    Now many here try to keep talking prices up or down in short term are just talking be a trader but if your looking for true profits you need to be a long term holder and not talking all in on small junior stocks that finding 10 baggers are needle in haystack but majority should be in physical and then gdx, silj, then you can play with small percentage in miners that have good MGMT, jurisdiction, already have built resources and can have access to cash to grow, don’t gamble on that pie in sky miners that constantly dilute stock price.
    Just my view of playing it safe and look out 3-5 years and beyond and it could be life changes in your portfolio.
    I will also add if your playing with that small percentage of your portfolio in chasing 10X always take your money off table when gold makes a big run and ride gains with no risk, nothing goes up in straight line just look at last 5 years and how cycles have played out, I much rather be riding out these last 2 years with a positive gain in overall portfolio by taking profits along way from 2018 to 2020 and if you get caught in a swift downturn don’t get greedy take money off table.
    Just my outlook.

    Dec 15, 2022 15:32 AM

    weekly UUP…will next week confirm a stretched and due seasonal cycle low…heavy volume on weekly…that usually says banks want in on the currency…..786 retracement to the penny…daily looks correct for oversold bounce, for sure…..imho…glta

    https://tos.mx/TxSzbeE

    Dec 15, 2022 15:38 PM

    Watching XBI. Let’s see which way it breaks out.

    https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=XBI&p=D&yr=0&mn=8&dy=0&id=p96341276463&a=1310868758&r=1671143770587&cmd=print

    Hi Matthew, Can you tell what do you see long term wise? I think bottom was put in May/June and it’s been consolidating moves since.

    Dec 15, 2022 15:46 PM
    Dec 15, 2022 15:50 PM

    Tesla has one ugly chart. Never underestimate the power and brutality of Head & Shoulders pattern. I’ve been short since $200

    https://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=TSLA&p=D&yr=3&mn=8&dy=0&id=p42102756147&a=1311424263&r=1671144556474&cmd=print