Dow Theory Update for May 13: Is the USD bull market over?
posted on: May 13, 2015
EUR under primary bull market as per the Dow Theory. US debt just about to signal primary bear market. Following the suggestion of Algyros, reader of this Dow Theory blog, I have made it easier for its followers to know the current state of the trend (see banner above), as far as I am able […]
Dow Theory Special Issue: Putting 2014 in perspective II
posted on: February 11, 2015
Gold, Silver and their miners ETFs. The first part of this study concerning US Stocks can be found here. Gold and Silver 2014 began with an ongoing primary bear market in gold and silver which had been signaled by this blogger truly yours on December 20th, 2012 (as explained here). The primary bear market signal […]
Dow Theory Special Issue: Digging deeper into the primary bull market signal for gold and silver
posted on: January 24, 2015
I promised you that this weekend I was going to give you my take on the brand new primary bull market signal for SLV and GLD. I’d like to say I find a compelling risk/reward ratio for GLD. The primary bull market was signaled on 1/16/2015 and GLD closed at 122.52. The primary bear market […]
Dow Theory Special Issue: Putting 2014 in perspective
posted on: January 22, 2015
US Stocks Let’s briefly recap how our Dow Theory analysis fared in 2014. Did we do a good job at determining the primary trend of the markets? 2013, as explained here was a good year for those applying the Dow Theory to stocks, gold, silver and their miners. 2014 has been a good year too […]
Dow Theory special issue: Dow Theory Review for 2013.
posted on: January 3, 2014
Putting 2013 in perspective Let’s briefly recap how our Dow Theory analysis fared in 2013. Did we do a good job at determining the primary trend of the markets? This post should be an eye-opener for many skeptics. US Stocks The year began on January 2 with a primary bull market signal, as you can […]
Dow Theory Special Issue: Assessing the primary bear market signal for gold and silver miners ETFs.
posted on: November 21, 2013
As I wrote yesterday, the Dow Theory has just signaled a primary bear market for SIL and GDX (the silver and gold miners ETFs). Here you have a chart depicting recent price action. The red lines are the secondary reaction lows that once they got violated by both ETFs flashed a primary bear market signal. […]
Dow Theory special issue: Random thoughts about gold and silver
posted on: April 15, 2013
Lessons learned and probable outcomes Gold and silver precipitous fall has taught us (or better said re-taught) some valuable lessons. Technical action was right on the spot whereas fundamental-based readings of the precious metals markets have been proven wrong. If you have been following this Dow Theory blog for some time you will remember than […]
Dow Theory Update for Feb 21: Is a secondary reaction beginning?
posted on: February 21, 2013
Is gold making a bottom? Special note about gold Yesterday, February 20, 20.77 tonnes of gold were drained from GLD. In other words, GLD inventory decreased by 20.77 tones or 1.57%. As Victor the Cleaner has explained here such “pukes,” contrary to conventional wisdom, are bullish, as they denote great avidity for physical gold, which […]
Dow Theory Update for Dec 20: Gold and Silver in a primary bear market
posted on: December 20, 2012
No changes in precious metals stocks ETFs. Normally, I start my daily post in this Dow Theory blog by talking about stocks. Today’s action in gold and silver beg for a change. Gold (GLD) and silver (SLV) closed down today. Silver violated its November 2 secondary reaction low, and with it confirmed the previous […]
Dow Theory special issue: Revisiting the BLV/GLD ratio
posted on: December 19, 2012
Still at crossroads? We have dealt with the BLV/GLD ratio on several occasions in this Dow Theory blog. To understand why this ratio is important, I suggest you read here and here the relevant posts to get a taste of it. If the ratio turns bearish (stronger gold) it means a hard time […]
Dow Theory Special Issue: A second opportunity to get into Gold and Silver?
posted on: November 3, 2012
During all the ascent of gold and silver, I advised not to chase rising prices since, as the price goes higher, there is less money to be made when right and more money to be lost when wrong. This is why I wrote a post entitled “What should I do if I missed the Dow […]
Dow Theory spells trouble for bonds: Clouds on the horizon. Part II
posted on: October 25, 2012
Yesterday, in this Dow Theory blog, I promised you that I’d talk about the BLV/GLD ratio. Here we go. Let’s begin with an old post called “Dow Theory spells trouble for bonds: Clouds on the horizon” which you can read here Go to that post and look at the BLV/GLD chart that is displayed […]