Worth to note that during COVID crash some of the miners I hold crashed 60%, but then had a sharp rebound. Obviously the nature of those drops is liquidations. However, if we seek exposure to Gold via mining stocks, those may fall along the broad market equities and may even outperform to the downside.

Are you even aware that SPX made its 51st high for 2021 alone and is up over 20%! Sure market is likely overvalued but like you yourself point out, it can keep being so while we await the inevitable correction and potentially stay out of the market.

Also, the stimulus Fed & Govt has provided following Covid the world over and especially in the USA has never occurred in the past 100+ years so to repeatedly quote how your flashing red indicators have done in prior times is not too relevant.

Please take this as constructive criticism – repeatedly hearing bearish commentary here with ‘divergences building’ over and over again is counterproductive and keeping some of us off the markets…

I am a little bit mystified by your call on various products. Supposely, if FED intents to taper, it’s not good for long bonds because bond rates will rise. In turn, the market does not like tapering and stocks will fall substantially. By studying historical charts, if the market crashes, gold is seldom the real safe haven, so the ultimate safe haven would be DXY, not gold, not long bonds? If DXY goes up substantially, almost all commodities will tumble, and that includes gold too? Confused!

While gold has certainly corrected along with equities at times in recent years, historically, that isn’t typically the case. The chart below measures the percentage gains on gold from the start to finish on several corrections & bear markets in the S&P 500 in recent decades. Also, keep in mind that we’ve been in a deflationary or very low-inflation period in recent years. In the second chart below, you can see how strong gold was during the recessions (which also coincided with bear markets) during the high-inflationary period of the 70’s. Some, like myself, are very much open to the fact that we’ve only just recently begun a new period of rising inflation & if so, gold is likely to be a beneficiary.
Also note that even when gold corrected along with the stock market on some of the bigger drops, I made to point to show where gold prices were when the stock market peaked & where it ended up at the bottom of those corrections/bear markets. In many cases, gold was higher at the end of the stock market corrections than were it was when they started.