I put out a video on Newmont yesterday and sent it to you. In it, I said the path of least resistance was higher. Today it traded above $113 a share… Look at the volume profile down the right side of that chart. Those bars show how much traded at each price. Down around 95 and 100 they're fat. That's where everybody bought, everybody argued, and price ground sideways for months. Now look above 113. Thin the whole way up toward 120. Nobody accumulated up there, so nobody's stuck waiting to get out at breakeven, and there's nothing overhead to slow it down. When a stock clears the last fat shelf into air like that, it doesn't walk. It runs. It blew through my first target at the 200-day and past the 107 I was watching. My members closed calls for around 175%. And gold looks like it's just getting

One of the biggest gold miners on the planet spent the summer going nowhere. But my chart says that’s about to change… And based on everything I’m looking at, I think it goes higher. I recorded this quick 60-second video explaining the chart setup, and why I think it moves up and in the near term. ====> Watch it here. Rock On, Voz  

Let me show you something that cost people money this morning. We've been ripping for a week and everything has been working, so people were feeling pretty good about themselves coming into today. Then this morning the market started sliding, and one giant red candle came out of nowhere and dropped straight through everything underneath it. That candle is not a tradable candle. That's a flush, and it's the worst possible second to get involved. And I want to explain why, because it has almost nothing to do with the chart. When a move like that shows up I'm not really watching price, I'm watching people, because they see something running and they get excited, and that excitement is what creates the speed. Then the speed pulls more people in, and now everybody's piling onto the same side at the same second. Which is exactly when it snaps back. Almost