Silver

The Real Vision precious metals series continues Tuesday. Yesterday, Lyn Alden of Lyn Alden Investment Strategy provided a macro analysis of gold and silver by comparing historically their prices relative to money supply, interest rates, and equity valuations. Meanwhile, Ron William makes the case for a bullish precious metals environment using technical indicators and chart patterns (premium video).

 Alden and Williams kicked off precious metals week
 

Today, Peter Cecchini, founder of AlphaOmega Advisors, LLC, joins Real Vision managing editor Ed Harrison in a premium interview to make the case for gold as a substitute for Treasury bonds.

Today, on INK Ultra Money we are treated to a master class in precious metals and mining investing by legendary resource investor Rick Rule. He lays out the stages of his precious metals investing strategy to help investors understand where we are currently in the precious metals investing cycle.

We also highlight the INK Edge stock in the hottest North America sector right now. The combination just might surprise you. Finally, in my latest Howe Street Interview I discuss some key insider trends that point to a G-economy environment in the not-to-distant future.

Economy-sensitive stocks received some good news out of Washington on Friday, and it had nothing to do with the trade war. For industrial commodities, it could be the biggest news in over 8 years.

In his latest HoweStreet.com interview, market historian Bob Hoye from ChartsandMarkets.com answers some key questions that are on the minds of just about all precious metals investors right now. The first question is whether gold has entered a multi-decade bull market? He believes that as the current financial bubble concludes and we enter a financial contraction, it will set up a bull market for the real price of gold. For signs that we are in the depths of a contraction, he will be watching for a low in US nominal long-dated interest rates confirmed by a low in a wholesale price index or in commodities. He believes, both the coming contraction and bull market in the real price of gold could last about 20 years.

On Sunday in Doha, major oil exporting countries failed to come to an agreement with respect to limiting production. Despite the collapse in talks, oil has bounced back from its initial sell-off early Monday. It appears that Doha's failure is actually giving our theme that growth may surprise on the upside a boost. With oil production still going full-steam ahead outside of the United States, there must be something at work to keep prices from collapsing.

Thank you for joining us in a technical look at charts of INK CIN Index member Silver Standard Resources (SSO) and the price of silver.

If there has been a commodity that has shined bright during the last three months of market turmoil, it's silver. It has been trading in a sideways consolidation pattern between $13.50 and $14.50 since mid-November.