Jordan Roy-Byrne CMT, MFTA ⛏⛏

Gold is very likely to correct and rest very soon but the next leg up into 2026 is going to be insane.

@the_germinator @MakeGoldGreat @thesilverhermit That's not viable. A bullish triangle on daily chart would have Silver consolidating from $80 to $105/$110. There's no viable pattern right now.

@TheDailyGold @MakeGoldGreat What is your take on how @thesilverhermit sees your graph? x.com/i/status/20507…

A 15 YEAR BASE, A 6 MONTH TRIANGLE, AND FOLK ARE FUCKING AROUND ON THE SHORT TERM 😂

@the_germinator @MakeGoldGreat There's no pattern. It's just correcting.

@TheDailyGold @MakeGoldGreat How woukd you describe the pattern in #silver if this is not a continuation pattern, which it isn't, and hence cannot be a triangle consolidation?

@minenergybiz Thank you kind sir!

@TheDailyGold Yes x.com/minenergybiz/s…

Major Gold Miners and Royalty Giants - Valuations: At the current gold spot prices, the P/NAV and FCF/EV valuations are well below their historical highs for producers. Here's an interesting chart from RBC. 🪙👇 $GDX $NEM $AEM $B $WPM $FNV

Gold's performance after previous two post-major breakout corrections: +115% in 14 months +85% in 17 months

@MulderSonny @ChrisNaghibi The secular bull ended in 1968 not 1973. The market already peaked in real terms but could make a new nominal high in 2030s as it did in 1968 and 1973. Secular peak is coming within 2 years.

I agree. Leverage in its totality is a lot higher than in 2008. When the bubble pops it will be severe, more severe than 2008. However, I do respect long term cyclicals and right now, we are still in a clear secular bull cycle. The average time for these cycles will take us to into 2030 before a traditional bear market sets in. With how things are played right now: The fall of the US empire and they trying to grasp on by waging chaos and war. It could imply they will play games like destroy the USD value by massive QE going into that cyclical end, both driving the bear market, the fall of the US supremacy (bi-polar world) and could extend this cycle further out. Are you aware of these long term cycles Chris? If so then I would expect we see somekind of bear market, but it will be limited (think 2020/2022) but the real problem (leverage everywhere) will explode in our faces not soon after .. Been my base case for a very long time. I added some very important cyclical charts here to showcase it.

Since 1970, the S&P 500 is up 75x. The median home is up 17x. (Case-Shiller) One tracks wages, rents, replacement cost. The other tracks liquidity, multiples, and — today — 7 stocks. In ’08, the leverage was visible. Subprime, CDOs, Bear and Lehman at 30:1. Today it’s hidden. Margin debt at $1.28T (record). BNPL quietly funding consumer spending. Private credit past $2T. Basis trades stacked 50-100x at hedge funds. Leverage moved outside the traditional system. Beware the mean reversion…

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6) Summary Gold is correcting right on schedule vs past breakouts (’73, ’06), with a likely bottom in mid–late June. Near-term risk still lower as support sits at $4350–$4250 and breadth resets. Rotation back to stocks is the headwind- for now. Next uptrend needs a bit more macro stress + fresh inflows.

Tuesday 🧵 Gold & Silver Correction Update The bounce is over—next leg lower underway. How low? When does it bottom? What signals matter most? Let’s dive in.

@pairunoyd @KnotsF48110 I will be abundantly clear next time.

@KnotsF48110 @TheDailyGold i told him he needs to edit. dont think he cares.

The secular bull is far more likely to die from surging yields than from the crash everyone, his cat, his dog and his brother won’t shut up about. The 30-year yield (see below) is on the verge of breaking out of a nearly 3‑year base. The last time it punched through a prior peak like this—in 1966 over the 1960 high—it marked the beginning of the end for that secular bull market.

@freemoneyjesse Trendlines are unreliable and especially when there's less than 4-5 touches. Not nothin, but would be secondary evidence, never primary.

@TheDailyGold Gold perfectly topped at the top of the channel on a log chart since 1970 do you have any thoughts on this

@goldnewb Yields retested b/o, market rebounded, then yields moved higher and that coincided with S&P 500 peak in 1968.

@TheDailyGold In 66 did the market do a bit of a final pump before stalling after the rates breakout?

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@trentjhughes Who in their right mind would ever move from California to Seattle. All the same terrible political issues, with worse weather, worse wages, worse culture, worse food.

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@anvilpw @muthaPNW @alwaystomorrow9 @komonews Alki/West Seattle has incredible views. Violent crime is down materially but property crime, which victimizes poor & middle class especially, is amongst highest in nation. It's sad and frustrating how the city is so soft on criminals.

@muthaPNW @alwaystomorrow9 @komonews Yup, although it was an incredible view, I’m glad to be gone

For many, Alki Beach is synonymous with summer in Seattle. But for people living in the surrounding West Seattle neighborhood, they say issues of gun violence, crime, and dangerous street racing are becoming the norm. komonews.com/news/local/alk…