Western Copper & Gold Corp. (WRN) topped out with world commodity markets in 2011, posting an all-time high at $4.49, ahead of a brutal downtrend that hit an all-time low at 20-cents in January 2016. The subsequent recovery wave stalled just above a buck in July, giving way to a narrow consolidation that yielded a December breakout up to $1.80. It’s been grinding sideways for the last two months and is now testing range resistance, with a breakout opening the door to an advance that could eventually test the 6-year high.
