Weekly Market Analysis
Weekly Market AnalysisAugust 14, 2017
Japanese Yen & Gold (Part II)
In Part 1 of this series last week, you read about the relationship between the Japanese yen and gold. We saw that both yen and gold are highly correlated.
Two thousand eleven marked the start o...
Weekly Market AnalysisAugust 07, 2017
Are Gold and the Japanese Yen Equal?
In past articles, we have discussed the generally antagonistic relationship between gold and the US dollar. The dollar versus the Japanese Yen also deserves some attention. As precious metals inves...
Weekly Market AnalysisJuly 31, 2017
U.S. Dollar Approaching Critical Support
It is essential for precious metals investors to follow the valuation of the U.S. dollar versus other foreign currencies because as a general principle. This principle is the world’s reserve curren...
Weekly Market AnalysisJuly 24, 2017
Gold to Silver Ratio (and Silver Fundamentals)
Gold and silver have recovered moderately over the past two weeks. They remain within the confines of the ongoing consolidations we have been monitoring over the last several months. The gold to si...
Weekly Market AnalysisJuly 17, 2017
Gold Technical Update
Last week we noted that silver had broken its year-long support zone. Silver was between $15.75 - $16.15 during the prior week’s flash crash. What does this apparent breakdown mean for gold? Let us...
Weekly Market AnalysisJuly 05, 2017
Gold Price & Gold Update
On a semi-regular basis, we find it helpful to revisit the longer-term perspective for precious metals. This is such a short-term price action that does not dominate our focus.
It will be importa...
Precious Metals InvestingJune 26, 2017
CRB Index & Gold vs. Commodities
We have seen weakness in the gold price over the past two weeks. If gold fails to break higher from its ongoing consolidation over the next 3-6 months, a significant culprit will sell amongst broad...
Precious Metals InvestingJune 19, 2017
Fed Rate Hike and Gold
The Federal Reserve increased short-term interest rates on Wednesday by 0.25%. This is the fourth fed rate hike of the current cycle which began in December 2015. Short-term rates now stand at 1.00...


























