Gold and Silver settle 2019

The precious metals of Gold and Silver saw net December gains of +$50.40 (3.4%) to $1523.10, and +$0.81 (4.8%) to $17.92 respectively. For the year, Gold and Silver saw net gains of +18.9% and +15.3% respectively.


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Silver monthly 1b

Summary

Gold: significant gains to conclude the year, with a provisional confirmation of the bull flag.

Silver: a strong end to the year, with a provisional confirmation of multi-month price structure of a bull flag.


The outlook and targets

Soft target for Gold is the Sept' high of the $1566s, and then onward to the 1650/1750 zone. A challenge of the Sept'2011 historic high of $1923.70, is clearly viable by late 2020.

Big target for Silver is the 2016 high of $21.23. Any price action >22.00 would be decisive, and have monstrous bullish implications on a mid/long term basis.
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Good wishes for 2020, and indeed... the decade ahead.

The big bull flag

The precious metals of Gold and Silver saw net November declines of $42.10 (2.8%) to $1472.70, and $0.96 (5.3%) to $17.11 respectively. The m/t trend remains bullish, with multi-month price structure of a bull flag.


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Silver, monthly1b

Summary

Gold: the second net monthly decline of three. Price structure is a bull flag, and would be fully confirmed with a break above the Sept' high of $1566.20. New historic highs look very viable in second half of 2020.

Silver: the second net monthly decline of three. Price structure is a pretty clean bull flag, and will be provisionally confirmed with a break above the Sept' high of $19.75. Big target is the 2016 high of $21.23. Any price action >22.00 in 2020 would be exceptionally bullish for the mid term.
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Related miner implications: If the bull flags do play out in Gold and Silver, the implications for the related mining stocks should be clear.

Precious metals resume upward

The precious metals of Gold and Silver saw net October gains of $41.90 (2.8%) to $1540.80, and $1.07 (6.3%) to $18.07 respectively. The m/t trend remains bullish, as Gold $1600s and Silver $20/21s are still within range before year end.


Gold, monthly1b

Silver, monthly1b

Summary

Gold: A very significant net monthly gain, with multi-month price structure of a bull flag. New multi-year highs (>1566) aren't a stretch before year end. A cooler USD would certainly help. The fact QE4 has begun will also help. New historic highs are very much on the menu in 2020.

Silver: A powerful net monthly gain, with multi-month price structure of a bull flag. Big target is key price threshold of $21s, with the 2016 high of $21.23. Eventual price action >22s will have far grander implications.

... and if Gold and Silver continue to broadly climb into/across 2020, the implications for the related mining stocks should be obvious.
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Gold : Silver ratio

The Gold:Silver ratio stands at 83.84. Broader cooling to the 67/66s is arguably a pretty conservative target for 2020.