For day traders the media serve up the reason that the market is dropping today. Why, it’s the trade war, stupid! Click the headline for
Mid-Week Market Internals
Random internal views for a Wednesday morning. Putting pictures to what is normally a color coded written NFTRH segment in order to save space within
Blow Off Top?
Clicking the headline yields you an [MSM] article highlighting blogger Charles Hugh Smith’s view about how this is a blow off, as the Fed QEs
NFTRH 577 Out Now
The 1st bullet point on the screenshot below gives you an idea about how valuable I found the work in this report to be. It’s
Gold and Silver CoT Improvement, as Expected
With the recent price slams in both gold and silver you just knew that the large specs were puking ’em up and the commercial traders
Semi Sector Leads, Laggards Lag
The graphic shows you that the media have now, months later, caught up to the story. As we have been noting all year, Semi leads
Inflation Fades
As noted a million times out here in the last 6 months my question has been ‘Q4 2019 or H1 2020?’ for the next inflation
Gold Ratios Time Again
Time again for what I think are among the most interesting – and analytically valuable – views beneath the market’s surface. Gold/SPX ratio is trending
Mid-Week Market Sentiment Update
We cover the market sentiment backdrop every week in NFTRH but it occurs to me that I don’t do much of it here on the
321… GATA Exposed
…as the fools they and their herd are. People like me can criticize the likes of the 2 Bears/Golden Bullhorns, write about how dangerous to
The Men Who Stare at Charts: 2 Gold Bears
Last week we noted that a former raging gold bull recently stared at his charts and proclaimed gold very bearish and copper very bullish. That
Protected: NFTRH; Beneath the Surface of the Precious Metals
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Yield Curve Would Indicate Stress
We have pointed out that the “inverted yield curve!!!” hype of last summer was just that, technical sounding hyperbole for the public to get riled