From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Mining stocks are breaking out.

All four names we outlined in last week's Gold Rush Video have triggered buy signals.

The tide appears to swing in favor of the gold bugs.

And, based on Monday’s bullish price action, perhaps it’s just the beginning.

Check out the next gold miner most likely to break loose…

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Mining stocks are breaking out.

All four names we outlined in last week’s Gold Rush Video have triggered buy signals.

The tide appears to swing in favor of the gold bugs.

And, based on Monday’s bullish price action, perhaps it’s just the beginning.

Check out the next gold miner most likely to break loose…

Eldorado Gold $EGO is carving out a classic inverted head-and-shoulders pattern:

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

The wait is over.

Goldbugs, rejoice.

Silver has finally found its dancing shoes!

Will it stop there? No one knows. 

But, based on last week’s price action, gold’s crazy cousin may have slipped into party mode…

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

The wait is over.

Goldbugs, rejoice.

Silver has finally found its dancing shoes!

Will it stop there? No one knows. 

But, based on last week’s price action, gold’s crazy cousin may have slipped into party mode…

Check out silver bouncing higher relative to gold:

The entire precious metals space – and interested bystanders worldwide – have eagerly awaited such a display of relative strength.

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Miami is pure gold.

It sways to its own beat, enticing and intoxicating even the insular traveler.

Incidentally, I was engulfed by the city’s rhythm as I attended a family wedding last weekend.

And it was wild!

I danced with family and friends and sipped bubbles at sunset in Key Biscayne straight through to the early morning hours along South Beach.

But this old dog would never have made it to dawn without my wife’s crazy cousins. 

They displayed an appetite for reckless abandon that gold longs to witness from its own crazy cousin…

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Miami is pure gold.

It sways to its own beat, enticing and intoxicating even the insular traveler.

Incidentally, I was engulfed by the city’s rhythm as I attended a family wedding last weekend.

And it was wild!

I danced with family and friends and sipped bubbles at sunset in Key Biscayne straight through to the early morning hours along South Beach.

But this old dog would never have made it to dawn without my wife’s crazy cousins. 

They displayed an appetite for reckless abandon that gold longs to witness from its own crazy cousin…

Silver!

Gold wants to party like a rock star until the wee hours as it twists and turns toward a new all-time high.

Unfortunately, silver doesn’t want to dance.

Check out gold futures overlaid with the silver-to-gold ratio:

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Precious metals bulls have plenty to be excited about.

Major headwinds have abated as rallies cool in real yields and the dollar.

Gold futures are trading above their former commodity supercycle peak.

And the yellow metal is printing new all-time highs priced in every significant currency except the US dollar.

Even mining stock stocks are breaking out!

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Precious metals bulls have plenty to be excited about.

Major headwinds have abated as rallies cool in real yields and the dollar.

Gold futures are trading above their former commodity supercycle peak.

And the yellow metal is printing new all-time highs priced in every significant currency except the US dollar.

Even mining stock stocks are breaking out!

Check out Alamos Gold $AGI ripping to a new five-month high:

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Investors love a good gold debate.

"Is it a commodity, or is it a currency?"

I’d argue it's both.

But, today, I want to focus on gold as a currency in light of a series of new all-time highs versus fiat overseas.

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Investors love a good gold debate.

“Is it a commodity, or is it a currency?”

I’d argue it’s both.

But, today, I want to focus on gold as a currency in light of a series of new all-time highs versus fiat overseas.

Gold priced in euro terms closed last week at its highest level in history.

From the Desk of Ian Culley @IanCulley

Gold and silver are pushing higher after posting potential failed breakdowns earlier this month.

If the October lows mark a critical inflection point – and it’s still a big “if” – the following three names will be ripping above our risk levels…

Gold and silver are pushing higher after posting potential failed breakdowns earlier this month.

If the October lows mark a critical inflection point – and it’s still a big “if” – the following three names will be ripping above our risk levels…

First up is a $5B gold mining company headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

This is Alamos Gold $AGI:

AGI provided profits in the spring, launching it to “fan-favorite” status.