TheDailyGold: Gold Stocks Performance Following Market Crashes…

Apr 9, 2020

Good morning to you.

Roughly 4 to 5 years ago I argued that the gold stocks were at a level that could be similar to the 1942 low in the stock market. That was the greatest buying opportunity of all time for stocks.

On a valuation basis, it was 1942 for the gold stocks. But the sector did not quite have the fundamental catalyst needed for the start of a sustained, multi-year bull run. Now it has the catalyst in monetary and fiscal policy not seen since the 1930s.

A stock market crash and bear of at least 35% is reliably one of the best catalysts for gold stocks. Read about it here.

The article is more thorough but if you prefer the spoken word and a video commentary, then click here.

To hear the spoken word from someone else, consider my interview with Greg Weldon. He argues why Covid19 is not a catalyst but an accelerant for Gold.

Greg is also offering a 30-minute commentary on Gold for $30, which goes towards the first month of a membership to his Gold Guru service. Click Here to get the 30-minute video. (I’m passing along good work, I receive no commission).

Silver is going to be a key indicator given that it will perform well if inflation expectations rise but will underperform if the bear market intensifies.

It is looking more and more like the crash was a false breakdown or bear trap. Silver closed below $14 for only one week and did not close the month or quarter below $14. The next strong resistance is at $16.

I have seen and tried a few of the news letters. Yours is by far the best, yours is the only one that really gets the technical analysis down. Fundamentally I really like your picks they are all low risk minimal downside with huge upside. I have found some of the other news letters pick a lot of risky exploration stocks or they simply have far too many companies. You seem to sift through the best and recommend a simple more condensed list with big upside.

I’ve been reading JRB for over 12 years and a subscriber for 2 years. Excellent, outstanding honest service, best investment newsletter I’ve ever made (and I’ve been through many). My only regret is not being more patient and listening to JRB more closely!

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Moving onto TheDailyGold Premium…

In TDG #668, we highlighted our top 8, top 11 and overall top 17 (entire group we are tracking).

For the non-producers we assessed their potential over the next 2-3 years and we were not counting on much more than $21 Silver and $1800 Gold.

Right now you can buy a few high quality junior exploration companies that have 5-bagger potential. I’m talking about cashed up companies that have management teams with a track record.

There are some where you could take a little bit more risk but gain more than 5x potential. One is going to be a producer likely in 2022 or early 2023. It has well over 10x potential. There are a few others that with exploration success coupled with those metals prices that could be 10 baggers.

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Thanks for reading. I wish you all great health and prosperity!

-Jordan

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