The Felder ReportjessefelderMay 12, 2021 A couple of months ago, I wrote, “They call copper ‘doctor’ because he’s supposedly got a PhD in economics. And when it comes to inflation, it’s certainly true that he is far more accurate with his forecasts than the vast majority of economists. The recent breakout in the copper price suggests […]
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MAY 13, 2021 JORDAN ROY-BYRNE CMT, MFTA EDITORIALS, FEATURED After updating my macro-market outlook report for subscribers, I realized something about Gold. On a historical basis, it remains incredibly cheap. It may seem expensive on the surface, trading near $2,000/oz, but the reality is contrary to the perception. Gold is trading around the same level as
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In the first portion of this research article, I highlighted the correlation between Gold and the US Dollar as well as the correlation between the US Dollar and the EURUSD and JPYUSD. The purpose of this example was to highlight the different phases of US Dollar appreciation vs depreciation compared to the EURUSD/JPYUSD. The EURUSD
In the first part of this research series, I highlighted the broad market cycles and what technical analysts call the “Excess Phase Top” process, which usually takes place after the market’s peak and set up a downward price trend. There are a number of technical setups that take place throughout this process. Today, I will be
We have experienced an incredible rally in many sectors over the past 5+ months. My research team has been pouring over the charts trying to identify how the next few weeks and months may play out in terms of continued trending or risks of some price volatility setting up. We believe the Utilities Sector may
The strong possibility of a commodity bull markets is still in play as we continue to see higher prices in many of the commodities, including copper, iron ore, lumber, coffee, and a rising price in gold and silver. At some point, I am expecting gold and silver to blast off, but for now gold is
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MINING.com Editor | May 7, 2021 | 12:59 pm EnergyOil & Gas Green hydrogen H2 gas molecule. Stock image. While fossil fuel-based hydrogen (grey hydrogen) as a fuel is not new, blue hydrogen (natural gas-based) and green hydrogen (renewables-based) are entering commercialization and are only just becoming established in energy commodity markets, market analyst Fitch Solutions notes in
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Alisha Hiyate – the Canadian Mining Journal | May 7, 2021 | 9:00 am EducationNews Block chain concept – digital code chain. Stock image. At the Association for Mineral Exploration’s Remote Roundup in January, mining entrepreneur – and master communicator – Robert Friedland laid out his predictions for the future of mining. In addition to a more diverse industry, the founder
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Trish Saywell – The Northern Miner | May 7, 2021 Cigar Lake mine. Image from Cameco. Last week, Anthony Milewski, a director of International Consolidated Uranium, made the case to our readers that uranium sentiment is finally improving and the nuclear fuel is now having its day in the sun after years in the darkness following
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MINING.COM Staff Writer | May 7, 2021 SX-EW processing at Chuquicamata mine in Chile. Image from Codelco. The world’s top copper producer Chile is giving bulls another reason to cheer while prices soared to an all-time high on Friday as optimism about a global rebound from the pandemic spurs a surge across commodities markets. Copper for
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