Courtesy of Chris Kimble.
Below takes a look at the S&P 500/Gold Bugs Ratio over the past 20-years. The ratio fell for nearly a decade, as miners were tons stronger than the S&P from 2001 until 2011. Over the past 6-years, the opposite has been true, as the S&P has been the place to be over miners.
Is the trend about to change? Is a major topping pattern completed? Check out the ratio below.
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The trend in the ratio has been up since the lows in 2011. Potential that a reversal pattern (bearish Head & Shoulders top) is in play.
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Could Gold Bugs (Miners) out perform the S&P for years to come? We shared this idea on 1/5/207 HERE
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