| By Tom Dyson, Editor, Postcards From the Fringe The most important trend in finance is the decline in the Dow-to-Gold ratio. The Dow-to-Gold ratio tracks the 30 Dow Jones stocks as priced in gold. It tells us the best time to buy gold, and the best time to buy stocks. It peaked in 1999 at 41. Then, it began what I call its “long walk down the mountain” to where it always ends up. That is, below 5. Let’s call this the “primary trend.” But along this primary trend, it got waylaid. It spent eight years backtracking. Eight long years… of fake money and rising stocks. Now, finally, this most important trend in finance is “back on.” To my mind – and for my money – it’s presenting the biggest opportunity to profit since, well… I found bitcoin in 2011. It’s go time. This is it. | Recommended Link | | Discover the World's First Unbeatable Stock-Picking System
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I interpret this recent reversal as the Dow-to-Gold’s primary trend reasserting itself, getting back on track, and once again marching back down towards single digits. This next chart shows the zoom-in on the last two decades or so… 
The ratio topped out at 22.36 in October 2018. It’s been falling since… and I speculate it’s about to head much lower. Of course, if I’m wrong, and the Dow-to-Gold ratio isn’t ready to resume its primary trend lower, the market will let us know. How? By making a new high, rising above 22.36, and invalidating the downtrend. (It’s why I set our “stop-loss” at 22.36.) But I’m willing to bet that’s not going to happen… | Recommended Link | COVID Surprise: Nobody Saw This Coming!
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Editor, Postcards From the Fringe Chris’ note: At writing, the Dow-to-Gold ratio is 15.98. So Tom is still waiting to trade in all his gold for stocks. Tom tracks gold’s moves… and shares his family’s travel adventures… in his daily e-letter, Postcards From the Fringe. Keep up by subscribing for free here. Like what you’re reading? Send your thoughts to feedback@legacyresearch.com. IN CASE YOU MISSED IT… Why bother? Do you see this pile of cash? That's how much it would cost you to buy one share each of Apple, Amazon, Google, and Tesla. Why bother? When you could profit off the growth of those same companies – and the tech bull market overall… For just $3. Click here for the full story. 
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