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To: Goose94 who wrote (61618)	7/3/2019 2:19:20 PM
From: Goose94	Read Replies (2) of 203020

Gold: The technicals and fundamentals are finally in place. It is outperforming all major currencies and the Federal Reserve is weeks away from beginning a new cycle of rate cuts. The US Dollar has lost its uptrend. The near-term outlook is very strong but if the Federal Reserve cuts rates three or four times and Gold strongly outperforms the stock market then this move can go to $1900/oz. But let’s focus and the here and now. This breakout in gold potentially has quite a bit of room to run. The weekly chart below shows how there is very little resistance from $1420/oz to the low $1500s. Moreover, there are strong measured upside targets of $1600/oz to $1700/oz. If Gold is going to trend higher towards $1600-$1700/oz, then the gold stocks are going to run much higher. GDX is trading below $26. A break past $30-$31, would trigger a measured upside target of almost $50. GDXJ is lagging both gold and GDX but we know it can catch up quite quickly. First is needs to reach resistance at $50. A clean break past $50 triggers an upside target of ~$83. If the Fed does cut rates three or four times and either the greenback cracks more or gold outperforms the stock market then gold should be able to reach the $1700/oz target. If only one of those things happen then it still has a good shot to hit $1550/oz. If the breakout gains traction then the gold stocks, which have strongly outperformed in recent weeks will continue to outperform. That is how these type of moves work. As we noted last week, be wary of over anticipating a correction. Bull moves tend to remain overbought with overly bullish sentiment. The perfect entry point is behind us. That being said if gold does snap back to $1370-$1380/oz for a retest then that would be the time to put more capital work and aggressively so if you missed the last move. Jordan Roy-Byrne

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