Analyst: The Dow to Gold ratio has reached a significant turning point, with the previous three instances indicating "gold outperforms U.S. stocks" within a few years

iGold Advisor Chief Analyst and Founder Christopher Aaron states that the fourth major turning point of the Dow to Gold ratio has arrived. This signal indicates that gold will experience several years of sustained growth, while holders of industrial stocks such as the Dow and S&P 500 may face several years of losses.

Note: The Dow to Gold ratio refers to the number of ounces of gold required to purchase one share of each of the 30 component stocks of the Dow. Based on the average data from the previous three key turning points (1930-1933, 1968-1980, 2002-2011), the Dow is expected to decline by 90.5% relative to gold over a period of 9.3 years.

Aaron also points out that this fourth turning point of the Dow to Gold ratio may become the most critical trend break in the historical movements of the two, with the Dow's decline relative to gold potentially exceeding the average of the previous three cycles.