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Gary Tanashian

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Gary Tanashian is proprietor of the financial market website http://www.biiwii.com and a technical analysis and commentary blog (http://www.biiwii.blogspot.com. The focus is on broad market trends and precious metals. A contrarian by nature, Gary uses macro-fundamentals, technical analysis and market ratio analysis to remain on the right side of the trade.

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Latest Archive

As the inflation trades drop, gold out-performs and gold miners will benefit

Friday March 17, 2023 05:33PM

(Kitco commentary) - The inflation trades are fading and gold is ascending to its rightful place in the disinflationary macro

Macro transition; Goldilocks now, deflation later

Thursday March 16, 2023 04:42PM

(Kitco commentary) - Since projecting the Q4-Q1 broad market rally back in November, we have been managing a macro transition within this rally. Based on the leadership of the Semiconductor sector and Tech, it has been dubbed a Goldilocks

Two macro market signals positive... for now

Tuesday March 7, 2023 10:53AM

(Kitco commentary) - Excerpted from this weeks edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 747, a look at two currently positive macro market signals. When they turn it will be time for change. Meanwhile, the Q4-Q1 broad rally continues:

Inflation & commodities

Tuesday February 21, 2023 11:03AM

(Kitco commentary) - The news is full of articles now discussing how food (Staples) producer prices are going to continue rising, how warehouse and distribution channels are pushing "inflation" higher, how charges to use cargo containers and transportation are all pushing "inflation" higher.

A healthy gold stock correction

Friday February 10, 2023 09:40AM

(Kitco commentary) - Gold stocks are pulling back from the overbought risk area, as anticipated

The tardy Fed and the new macro

Wednesday February 1, 2023 04:35PM

(Kitco commentary) - In 2021 and 2022 we called the Federal Reserve "tardy" on several occasions as they doggedly held to their "transitory" inflation stance long after reasonable people (using the right indicators) would have given up on such a notion.