Calling Another Bottom in Gold and Silver Stocks Sector
Commodities / Gold & Silver Stocks Mar 25, 2012 - 04:09 AM GMTBy: Adam_Brochert
 The last time I called an important bottom in the precious metals sector was on   December 29, 2011 (as   documented here). Well, it's time for another important bottom. I believe   the late December lows in the precious metals (PM) sector were THE lows for the   metals, for the GDXJ ETF (a rough representation of the junior Gold mining   sector) and for silver stocks (as represented by the SIL ETF). The current   bottom is much more important for those seemingly perpetual laggards, the senior   Gold mining stocks.
The last time I called an important bottom in the precious metals sector was on   December 29, 2011 (as   documented here). Well, it's time for another important bottom. I believe   the late December lows in the precious metals (PM) sector were THE lows for the   metals, for the GDXJ ETF (a rough representation of the junior Gold mining   sector) and for silver stocks (as represented by the SIL ETF). The current   bottom is much more important for those seemingly perpetual laggards, the senior   Gold mining stocks.
And why do I think this is such an important bottom? Well, there are several reasons. These were summarized in a recent subscriber letter dated March 16th, re-published below:
Gold Versus Paper March 16 2012 Letter

  
  Subsequent to this letter, we had   last week's action. I believe Tuesday was THE low for the senior Gold mining   sector and my subscribers and I bought our remaining 50% bullish position on   Tuesday. This week (for once), senior Gold stocks (as represented by the GDX   ETF) refused to make a new lower low with Gold on Thursday, setting up a nice   short-term divergence at a time when the PM sector was so under loved and   undervalued on a short-to-intermediate term basis that a survey of professional   Gold market timers recommended a net short position (according to a blogger I   respect, as I don't subscribe to this information - link here) and this graphic from   sentimentrader.com was floating around the internet:
  
  
  
  And then we had the classic "fake out"   drop in Gold on Thursday, as captured so well by candlestick charting, followed   by a gap up candle on Friday morning. Here's a daily candlestick chart of the   GLD ETF (as a proxy for the Gold price) over the past 8 months thru Friday's   close to show you what I mean:
  
  
  
  I think it is finally time for metal   stocks to outperform the metal for a few months (at least). I am bullish on the   whole PM sector, however, and think all items will do well. If this type of   real-time actionable analysis appeals to you, consider trying my low   cost subscription service - a one month trial is only $15.
  
  For those   uninterested in the risk of speculating on the short-term chart squiggles with a   portion of their capital, my advice is simple: buy physical Gold (and a little   silver) and store it outside the banking system until the Dow   to Gold ratio hits 2 (and we may well go below 1 this cycle).
Adam Brochert
abrochert@yahoo.com
http://goldversuspaper.blogspot.com
BIO: Markets and cycles are my new hobby. I've seen the writing on the wall for the U.S. and the global economy and I am seeking financial salvation for myself (and anyone else who cares to listen) while Rome burns around us.
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