It’s one thing to get the call on where a security is heading correct & a whole other degree of difficulty to nail the timing as to when it will get there (which is a big reason I prefer trading stocks, ETF & futures over options). My best guess for 6-12 months would be my 1.18 target on the EUR/USD pair, which you can correlate to the charts of the USD futures. I will also add that my cone of certainty on the timing of that target, as well as my earlier target of 1.15439, will narrow if/when EUR/USD starts the next leg up & takes out the recent reaction high as that will increase the odds that my secondary (upper-most) downtrend line, which EUR/USD recently hit & reversed off of, will be taken out. If so, that should spark a fairly undirectional & possibly quite impulsive rally up to the 1.15ish target.

Possibly but only (to me, at least) if I can make a compelling case via the charts to go long. As of now, I am neutral on EFA & unclear of the near-term direction.

FSM I like and have been accumulating- thanks Randy

BTW- For the next leg up, I think there’s a decent chance that silver might outperform gold & at the very least, some of the silver miners, such as FSM, AG, EXK & ASM (micro-cap, higher risk but higher return potential) look poised for some very profitable trend trades. Weekly charts below:

I’ll be glad to but I’ll need to dig a little deeper into some of my secondary watchlists of gold & silver mining stocks that have smaller, more obscure miners than the GDX holdings (senior miners). I quickly went through the charts of all 28 holdings in GDX before the video and only a few stocks stood out to me with fairly bullish charts with the bulk of the stocks consolidating after very over-extended runs, some with divergent highs that might have more downside in the coming days to weeks.
I suspect that the miners as a whole might need to consolidate or correct for at least a few more weeks before the next major leg up but there might be some gems that stand out so as soon as I get some time to comb through the charts of those secondary watchlists, I will make a point to share any that stand out in a front page post for both Silver & Gold members.

REMX has stalled out & doesn’t look as compelling to me anymore. I’ve added a few additional trendlines & resistance levels to this updated daily chart and the ETF is below all of them. As such, I wouldn’t give it much more room. There is some minor support about 10 cents lower around 14.50 so a stop not far below that level would seem prudent, maybe higher, depending on your entry price.
Should REMX start to move higher soon, ideally on increasing volume, I might consider adding it as an official trade set with an entry on a breakout above the intersecting downtrend line + 16.50ish price resistance level but for now, I can’t make a strong case to buy or give a long position much more room.