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Jordan Roy-Byrne: Positive Divergences Abound in Precious Metals

Guest post by Jordan Roy-Byrne from The Daily Gold:

Positive divergences within a downtrend are important because they can precede a bottom and trend reversal. Our most recent editorial noted some positive divergences in the gold market.

One should never make much of one trading day, but the ongoing positive divergences in the precious metals sector and Friday’s action raise the odds of a trend change.

Below you will see the positive divergence in the GDX advance-decline line, the third one in the last seven years, and the positive divergence in fewer new 52-week lows as GDX made its most recent low.

Here are two more positive divergences in the miners; for this, we chart GDXJ.

The percentage of GDXJ stocks trading above the 50-day moving average trended higher as GDXJ made a lower low and the GDXJ to S&P 500 ratio hit bottom before GDXJ.

There are several more divergences to note.

First, note how Silver made its low at the beginning of September and failed to make a lower low even as Gold broke below $1675.

Second, before Gold reversed on Friday, it traded $1 lower than its low at the end of September. Silver, GDX, and GDXJ were not even close to making a lower low on Friday.

On Friday morning, Fed lackey and WSJ reporter Nick Timiraos wrote that the Fed essentially would not over-tighten. This was followed by two regional Fed presidents easing off their previously hawkish rhetoric.

The Fed knows recession indicators are flashing bright red even as the full impact of their tightening has yet to land.

Precious Metals could be trying to grind out a bottom just as the Fed begins the process of moving toward a pause.

Markets anticipate and discount the future. The Fed will likely finish hiking before next quarter, and 2023 is likely to be a time of Fed easing. All are very bullish for precious metals.

Guest post by Jordan Roy-Byrne from The Daily Gold.


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