When Costco Sells Gold

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NVDA … Testing The Reversal

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Nat-Gas … Where’s The Rally?

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Silver’s Pivot … Debt Default?

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Tales of The SOXX Top

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Niger News, De-Risks ‘Short’

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Supply & Demand … Junior Miners

Testing The Right-Side

It’s a good thing we’re not listening to the ‘inflation’ narrative, just like we didn’t listen to ‘The Speck’ narrative of the past few years.

Turns out, ‘The Speck‘ was just the re-branded, common flu.

Inflation or Deflation

One has to wonder if the mainstream will ever acknowledge we’re in a deflation impulse.

The ‘inflation’ we’re seeing is (potentially) more associated with supply, product, and population destruction than any ‘money printing’ (not advice, not a recommendation).

As ‘Winston’ says at this link (time stamp (1:21:48),

People are allergic to the truth.’

The truth for the day, concerning the Junior Mining Index GDXJ, is that we’re testing the right-side trend line, the supply side.

Junior Miners GDXJ, Daily Candle

Today’s price action is technically a ‘Key reversal’.

As such, the typical response is continuation to the upside during the coming days and or weeks.

Key reversals are not perfect and at times, will fail.

The important session for GDXJ, is tomorrow, Friday.

Continued upside most likely results in exit of short positions (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Mind The (Miner) Gap

‘Straightforward’ … Sort Of

‘Real (market) opportunities are rare. When one is found, it must be used to its fullest extent’; Gerald M. Loeb, the late, and former Vice Chairman, of E.F. Hutton

What a refreshing quote that is, back in the day when we had ‘Chairmen.’.

So, are the Miners the Juniors GDXJ, that opportunity?

From a technical standpoint, there’s the bearish divergence on MACD when looking at the weekly. Then, we have Fibonacci correlation on the weekly as well (shown below).

The daily has the short entry signal given yesterday (not advice, not a recommendation).

Fundamentals Collapse

Next, we have industrial demand in collapse, not to mention the world economies. If industrial demand is collapsing for photovoltaic components (link here), then silver demand must be collapsing.

The ‘Gap’

The analysis was working fine in the pre-market for shorting the GDXJ (not advice, not a recommendation), but then at the open, there was the gap.

Let’s address that but first get started with the weekly chart of GDXJ

Junior Miners, GDXJ, Weekly

The technical details are clear: Bearish divergence on MACD as well as Fibonacci time correlation.

The original Fibonacci 89-weeks was covered in this post.

Yesterday, there was a gap-lower open and price action kept posting lower.

Will this gap be filled? That’s the question.

Junior Miners GDXJ, Daily

As the chart implies, was yesterday a breakaway gap?

Price action’s right at support … or slightly below, which technically put us in Wyckoff ‘spring’ position.

The ‘Probabilities’

Given the bearish overall condition of this sector both on a technical and fundamental basis, a gap-fill is unlikely … but one has to be prepared.

As stated in the last update, the short position via leveraged inverse JDST was increased (not advice, not a recommendation).

To account for possible gap closure on the inverse JDST, a soft stop (trader discretion) is at 6.80 and below, with an absolute hard stop (no excuses exit) at 6.38 (not advice, not a recommendation).

It’s now, 20-minutes before the open.

Let’s see what happens next.

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Entry Signal(s) … Short The Miners

Classic, Textbook

It’s rare to get a ‘textbook’ signal … but every now and then, it does happen.

The last update on the Junior Miners, GDXJ, said a short position in the sector was re-established.

Today’s trading action may be straightforward; we either get stopped-out, or the market gives the signal to enter a full (sized) position (not advice, not a recommendation).

The bearish case for the miners has already been established many times over. Recent posts are here, here, here and here.

Since we’re looking at the sector from the short side, we’ll use the chart for the leveraged inverse fund JDST.

Junior Miners, Leveraged Inverse JDST, Daily

As said at the top, it’s (potentially) straightforward.

If JDST, price action exceeds 6.81, a full position will be entered with hard stop at this session’s low (determined at the close of the day).

If price action declines to 6.37, or lower, the existing (small) position is closed out.

Closer in, with a zoom of the price action.

As of this post (8:41 a.m., EST) JDST is trading in the pre-market slightly higher at, 6.65 which is + 0.08, or + 1.22%.

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Trading Channel Update, GDXJ

Price Action Itself, Defines The Levels

It’s time for an ‘adjustment’ to the trading channel identified in the prior update.

The Juniors GDXJ, are still in a downtrend.

Last Friday, they hit and retraced from the (adjusted) right side trading channel shown below.

The weekly MACD histogram (not shown) remains in a bearish divergence, indicating probabilities still favor the downside.

Price action will have to decisively break the downtrend to negate the bearish potential.

Junior Miners GDXJ, Daily Candle

From a trading perspective, existing short positions were closed out this past Friday and then re-established (partially) towards the end of the session (not advice, not a recommendation).

Dollar Death … Not Yet

Just like the A.I. propaganda, it’s popular to get hysterical about ‘de-dollarization’.

Two perspectives that are not part of the crowd are here and here.

They give a more sober look at what is really happening on a world-wide, dollar basis.

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