NFTRH+; CIEN in 3 Time Frames

Just because I was reading SEMI and had a George Gilder flashback, circa 1998... Consumer to Industrial Data Explosion Hits Supply Chain Humor aside, it got me looking at some…

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GILD: Too Much Too Soon?

As to the post's title, I have no idea. What I do know is that a nice profit is in the books on a suddenly overbought GILD off of Tuesday's…

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Aphria, Canopy to Get High Again?

The pot stocks were pulled over, arrested and thrown in the clink in April. Now old friend Aphria is sporting a neat little pattern. As is its bro, Canopy Growth…

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Biotech Breakout Continues

Yesterday we got the surge and then the ease into the close. Today? Err... The weekly now targets 350, barring a harsh reversal over the next 2 days. GILD was…

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vs. SPY

An update of various sectors '.vs SPY' by daily and weekly views... On the daily view Financials hold the break above the moving averages, Energy is in Palookaville, Healthcare continues…

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Gold Miner Short Covered

I am not bullish on the miners as a group because the technicals are bear biased and the fundamentals are not nearly all in place. But the ones I hold…

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Biotech Breakout

It's been a long time coming for the Biotech sector that has for me included some stops and starts in AMGN, GILD and IBB itself. Some profits, some losses. But…

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Junk/Treasury Bond Signal Going Bearish?

The top panel is junk vs. long-term Treasury and the bottom panel is nominal junk. HYG/TLT is poking below the 200 day moving average today with a support line just…

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Bonds and Related Indicators

The June 18 edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole has a few less stock charts this week in order to ramp up the macro talk, which appeared periodically through…

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