Back in October as the Yen was just starting to break down we took a 'look ahead' on its implication for the Japanese stock market, using the Yen-hedged DXJ Wisdom…
We have been noting a break in the equivalent resistance in the miner indexes and ETFs, but gold and silver came close, caught a whiff of the cigar, but then…
In the weekend report we noted that the SEMI Equipment book-to-bill data release was due on the 24th. The report is out and it is, regrettably, the last one they…
It's time again for the big picture review, which for me anyway, has a way of grounding and taking away the daily noise of an oh so noisy backdrop. Donald…
Yes it is; anything is possible and fair in this casino. But I had to laugh when I saw NFTRH+ pick, WAT, surge just about to its target of 150…
While a laggard due to the sector's former need for a hard correction and the election's aftermath, the gold stock sector has recently broken out vs. the S&P 500 as…
The market is speaking to us folks, and it is speaking about speculation in the long-repressed resources sectors. Almost as if these things are going to be needed to build…
Look at these bedfellows that are sleeping together in a sign that all does not feel well with the market, post-inauguration. TIP-TLT is in a weird, toppy looking short-term pattern. …
I don't identify some of these stocks in the title because I don't want the public to know about them. When they are larger and highly liquid like IBM or…
Look, I know it's not like I am talking about some great, undiscovered gem that is going to make anyone rich. IBM is a large old dinosaur from another era…
A slightly modified version of the opening segment of this week's Notes From the Rabbit Hole, NFTRH 431... After being mostly off the grid on Friday, I listened to the…
I am posting this article written pre-NFTRH, in 2004 (but since destroyed on the server when I accidentally blew up Biiwii.com's database last year).* This is the version from my…
NFTRH+ has had several trade ideas that worked out well, a couple that flopped and a bunch that are still in process, like IBM (first highlighted here). After today's close…
