In short: His worked example of the ETF math: "right around 30 I think right now… we're probably going to go in around 60… then leg three would double again to 120" — and "SILJ should outperform" GDX.
A fund of smaller silver-mining companies — riskier than the big gold miners but with more upside. His worked example: about $30 now, about $60 after the next leg of the metals rally, about $120 after the one after that, beating the gold-miner fund.
30:48It's not 200%, you get compounding, it goes 300%. And then I think it will double again. If we look at you know for instance like if we use the SILJ right it's right around 30 I think right now. So we're probably going to go in around 60 somewhere in that area which would double and then leg three would double again to 120.
In short: Host's technical read, not Rusche's pick: a double bottom in SILJ with bullish RSI positive divergence (31→37), echoed across other gold/silver miners — "a textbook way to be on the good side of variance for finding bottoms."
24:53And also more importantly here on SILJ. And what we can see here is — see how we have a double bottom here in SILJ, but look at the RSI. We have some positive divergence here on the RSI, although the price was basically the same. The RSI here went from 31 up to 37, and it also did with a lot of our other gold and silver mining stocks.
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