Gold Stock Trades (GST) is witnessing the resumption of the long term uptrend
in gold(GLD) and silver(SLV) bullion and precious metals mining stocks(GDX).
Along the way there have been many negative voices that were counseling throwing
in the towel and moving into the U.S. dollar and long term treasuries. We see
no underlying fundamental reasons and find that the safe havens of yesteryear
are falling by the wayside. A
few months ago Gold Stock Trades alerted readers that investors are being
prepared for further accommodative moves by the Federal Reserve Board.
GST has firmly rejected these Cassandra's. Instead our service advised patience
and fortitude in precious metals. Truth to tell, any retreats are regarded
as a healthy event in the long range upward trend.
Today, the general markets responds to Bernanke's announcement to turn the
printing presses on by keeping interest rates low until 2013 and indicating
that QE3 in whatever guises necessary will be employed on any equity market
weakness. We notice that the general market faded after a strong start. Volume
fell and the indexes finished in the lower part of their range. This may have
indicated profit taking.
The general market (SPY) should not be confounded with the precious metals,
which triggered a buy signal as it resumed its upward trend. Gold is leading
the way, as everyone and their brother try to buy some. However, we must not
forget the miners (GDX) which are extremely undervalued as gold tests $1800.
Once again the miners should capture the heights of various industry groups
once the panic selling and de-leveraging ends.
The U.S. dollar is breaking down as Bernanke announces the possibility in
some form of renewed quantitative easing. At the same time credit agencies
are warning that it may reduce the credit rating of the United States even
further.
There is a lack of confidence among many citizens regarding the policies of
our economic savants as is so often the case in the lives of individuals, so
it is in the fortunes of nations. Psychology certainly has a role to play in
the marketplace. The apprehensions of the general public is dour indeed. Pessimism
and doubts are increasing. It is said that 30 million people are looking for
full-time employment.
The average person may be sensing that our guiding elites are impotent in
their attempts to invigorate a weak economy. The on again-off again comments
by Bernanke to the effect that the QE3 approach is once again on the table,
sweeps the land with the increasingly uncomfortable feeling that our professors
and our politicians may not really know what they are doing. These sentiments
are reflected in a number of current polls.
Additionally, the U.S. dollar reveals growing weakness as does the Euro. This
leaves precious metals firmly standing in the center of the ring.
Where oh where are the safe havens of yesteryear? To use a boxing metaphor,
the old champions of the U.S. dollar and the Euro are growing "weak in the
pins". There was a time when dollars and euros were viewed as safe havens.
Now they are losing their luster. Precious metals dominate the investment arena
as an increasingly safe haven and the currency of choice.
I started reading charts at eleven years old. One day my father, a market
trader and technician found his library of books on technical analysis mysteriously
disappearing. He later found the textbooks under my bed. For many years day
and night I studied technical analysis and charting, working and learning from
my father who has over 50 years of trading experience. Technical analysis is
my passion and love.
In 2001, I started noticing the junior mining stocks and gold as having a
tremendous upside. For the past 9 years I have researched many juniors and
have identified the major winners using technical analysis and finding top
management.
I earned a Bachelors Degree in Mathematics and a Masters Degree. I learned
most of my technical analysis from the school of hard knocks, managing real
money for myself and for my family.
Constantly perfecting my craft, I have traded for two decades of success in
many different markets. I have been asked to post ideas to some of my students
who have taken my course in charting and technical analysis. I have made an
excellent living trading stocks for myself.
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