The Gold/Silver complex has caught renewed bids this week
Show Me the Money! 23 July, 2020, by Vladimir Rojankovski, Senior Analyst, Grand Capital
The Gold/Silver complex has caught renewed bids this week, which was tipped off by the major gold ETF – SPDR Gold Trust – showing up on the "Doji Week" scan back on Monday. The Doji Week scan is designed to find stocks that are in narrow ranges compared to prior week's activity that is geared up for a stronger directional move.
There are a number of Gold/Silver - related ETFs and stocks appearing on the Wide Range Breakouts, Power Up, and Overbought results today as the market gets behind their momentum against a sliding US Dollar. As investors’ classics – Barrick Gold (GLD) and Newmont Corp. (NEM) – look increasingly overvalued by both investment multiples and technically, new kids on the block, such as Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) and Kinross Gold (KGC) look increasingly promising. The two latter stocks unveil single digit price-to-sales ratios as opposed to double-digit ones for Barrick and Newmont.
The Gold/Silver complex has caught renewed bids this week, which was tipped off by the major gold ETF – SPDR Gold Trust – showing up on the "Doji Week" scan back on Monday. The Doji Week scan is designed to find stocks that are in narrow ranges compared to prior week's activity that is geared up for a stronger directional move.
There are a number of Gold/Silver - related ETFs and stocks appearing on the Wide Range Breakouts, Power Up, and Overbought results today as the market gets behind their momentum against a sliding US Dollar. As investors’ classics – Barrick Gold (GLD) and Newmont Corp. (NEM) – look increasingly overvalued by both investment multiples and technically, new kids on the block, such as Agnico Eagle Mines (AEM) and Kinross Gold (KGC) look increasingly promising. The two latter stocks unveil single digit price-to-sales ratios as opposed to double-digit ones for Barrick and Newmont.