GDXJ
Arc in GDXJ / GDX ratio points to junior mining bullmarketIf you make a ratio of Gold Juniors to Gold Majors, you will find that there is an arc in the making since 2010.
It looks like we are about to enter the fun side of the arc, where juniors outperform majors.
This is historically often a sign of liquidity and luster returning to gold, in the form of rising gold prices, and risk securities outperforming.
Got Juniors?
Time for the Juniors to Shine AgainHere we have an extremely similar setup to late 2015, right before the junior miners went on an epic tear. Note the divergence in the dynamic RSI oscillator, and how similar the action now is to 2015. The ratio also just broke out against the S&P.
Are you loaded up for this run??
GDX LONG, MASSIVE MONTHLY BULL FLAG = Target $58.40This is a MASSIVE Monthly BULL FLAG (Blue). After breaking down this massive trend channel GDX has recovered and is now breaking back into the huge UPTREND Price channel while MACD is remaining above ZERO.
I realize the month is not over yet but when you are struggling to find places to put your money when the stock market is retracing this would be my next trade. Also with the Gold chart looking better each day and that GLD Trade I posted going so well this would be the place to add to that exposure with more upside potential.
Long at OPEN tomorrow.
Target = height of the flag pole putting us at $58.40
MASSIVE gains to be had in resource producers next 10+ years!!!Here you can see the ratio of XAU (an index of 30 precious metal mining companies) to the S&P 500 compared to the yield on the US 10 year treasury (orange line). As you can see, we have been in a falling rate environment ever since Volcker jacked up rates in the early 80s and put a floor under the value of the Dollar. XAU/SPX has followed the treasury yields down with strong correlation.
Currently, treasury yields have no where to go but up, and the reversal has already started as you can see by the latest action. XAU/SPX has been consolidating since it bottomed in 2015, building energy for a massive breakout that will dwarf the last precious metals bull market (2000-2011). With rate hikes around the corner, weakening economic data, and suffocating levels of global debt, I know which bucket I would rather put my money and patience in.
GDXJ The LONG caseWe are still at the early stages of a long term bull market
LONG now between 50 and 44 it's a good call long term and still get 200% and counting.
A drop in gold and the miners is still possible. Falling below 43 opens the doors below. Then a retest off the blue line makes sense.
LONG between 36 and 30.
Now if it falls further below it, be ready to empty your wallets and pick up at bargain price. It will rebound because we are in a long term bull market. These dips should be heavily bought. If it falls below 30 we are in luck, but short term pain.
The 200 weekly MA will be around 40
Weekly and daily MACD & RSI will be low.
Currently trading below 200 daily MA
GL & happy trading
Gold to S&P 500 Ratio Reversal Imminent!The chart says it all. "Don't fight the Fed" works both ways. They are currently wrapping up the biggest QE, have multiple rate hikes planned for the year, and have even talked about reducing their balance sheet, which is QE in REVERSE!!!
The over-valued stock market will falter, and the Fed will have to choose between rescuing the stock market or the value of the Dollar.
Either scenario is bullish for gold. Expect gold to start it's next leg higher later this year.
Good luck!
Gold is cheap versus Miner ETFsGold and Silver mining equities remain very cheap relative to gold.
Using historical prices and disregarding dilution, the upside of miners to current gold prices is
GDX: 96%
SILJ: 132%
GDXJ: 260%
Opening (Margin): GDXJ January 21st 36/46 Short Strangle... for a 1.12 credit.
Comments: One of the only underlyings at the top of my high implied exchange-traded funds list that I'm not already in with 30-day at 39.3%.
Selling 18 delta-ish premium on both sides. 1.12 on buying power effect of 4.13 (on margin); 27.1% ROC at max; 13.6% at 50% max.
Will look to take profit at 50% max; manage sides on approaching worthless/side test.
GDXJ LONG! Gold Miners bouncing off support. Entry = $43.55.Entered at GREAT price right up against Major Support. Usually I post pics with MACD. Today I am not. Showing this chart as prime example of how Price Action dictates trade. Only using a simple system of Trend Lines and Horizontal support and resistance lines and some observation of candle patterns and you have all you need to trade. Another trade BUY signal will be once we break above the recent high of Oct 25, 2021 @ $45.75.
Entry = $43.55
SL = $41.89
Target Price = $54.86
R = 6.81
All that glitters is not GOLD or is it? We shall soon find outGold is making its way up to test the DTL that has been in place since the highs formed in August last year. Additionally there is massive horizontal resistance at the $1830 level. A convincing break and close above $1830 will set the yellow metal on fire! Keep an eye for the break!
GDXJ crossroadTwo possibilities.
next week down almost for sure. And the 3th of November, again Fed meeting, with noise in the market.
How the fall comes, could show the mid term future in gold and gdxj.
Something between 40$-42$ I expect as almost sure.
And what cames afterwards is to be seen.
Could see another leg up, surprising everybody as November is always a week month for gold and the main trend has been bearish since June
or not...
And the bearish trend in gold remains powerfull and miners go down and down, what i was expecting to happen, but didn´t
Short term: bearish (next week)
Long term: Bearish (Months to come)
but caution for another leg up continuation in November as possible.
GDX looking for higher lowGDX have been so beaten for so long, and every previous attempt was not ready for that consolidation nor higher low. After a recent and decent break above the 55EMA, the Gold miners GDX ETF is retracing hard (as expected) and is now looking for a higher low, in about a week or two.
And with that, then we know the next run would be more robust.