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Gold Stocks Remain in Downtrend but Uranium Stocks on the Cusp of New Bull Market

Commodities / Uranium Sep 20, 2018 - 11:03 AM GMT

By: Jordan_Roy_Byrne

Commodities

Gold stocks failed to breakout in the spring and then brokedown to multi-year lows by September. As autumn beckons, the precious metals sector at large is very oversold and could be starting a rebound. However, the fundamentals are not yet in place for a new bull market. They will be when the Fed moves to the end of this rate hike cycle. Although gold stocks and most commodity stocks are mired in downtrends, that isn’t the case for uranium stocks which appear to be on the cusp of a new bull market.

According to Trade Tech, the spot price of uranium is $27.70/lb which is a two and a half year high. The price has begun to rise after basing for several years.


In recent months, the announcement of production cuts from the world’s largest uranium producers (Kazatomprom and Cameco) along with the Section 232 investigation into uranium imports has contributed to the recent price rise in both the commodity and the shares.

Below we plot a capitalization-weighted uranium stock basket which consists of 11 junior uranium companies.

The basket, which closed yesterday near 95 is trading above all of the major moving averages but needs to close above 98 to make a new 52-week high. A weekly close above 115 would mark a major breakout and put the index at a 4-year high.

Uranium Juniors Basket

At the top of the chart we plot the uranium index against GDXJ. It’s uranium juniors against gold juniors and uranium is winning. The ratio closed last week at more than a two and a half year high.

Turning to the gold stocks, we see a rebound could be underway. The gold stocks have been extremely oversold and last week started to rebound as they approached very strong support levels. Potential upside targets are GDX $20-$20.50 and GDXJ $30-$30.50.

GDX & GDXJ Weekly

The gold stocks are setup for a rally but one should not confuse a relief rally with a new bull market. The fundamentals are not in place for such. At least not yet. As for uranium, the fundamentals appear to be favorable and recent price action could put the sector in position for a big winter and 2019. To profit from a new uranium bull and prepare for an epic buying opportunity in junior gold and silver stocks in 2019, consider learning more about our premium service.  

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Bio: Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT  is a Chartered Market Technician, a member of the Market Technicians Association and from 2010-2014 an official contributor to the CME Group, the largest futures exchange in the world. He is the publisher and editor of TheDailyGold Premium, a publication which emphaszies market timing and stock selection for the sophisticated investor.  Jordan's work has been featured in CNBC, Barrons, Financial Times Alphaville, and his editorials are regularly published in 321gold, Gold-Eagle, FinancialSense, GoldSeek, Kitco and Yahoo Finance. He is quoted regularly in Barrons. Jordan was a speaker at PDAC 2012, the largest mining conference in the world.

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