I know a lot of people are interested in the Uranium sector and so here’s a look at the technical buy area for Cameco (daily chart), which got hammered after earnings (that should not have been much of a surprise). I think the move was just taking out the exuberance of the previous run up. 9.75 would be the preferred buy level for a CCJ/Uranium … Continue reading NFTRH+; Logical Buy Area for This Uranium Stock
It’s an all-time high and gold is pretty satisfied with itself as you can tell by its sleepy, content and happy face. It cracked me up when I created the happy face back in April and it still does now. Off gold goes, into overbought and very bullish blue sky. Even though the happy pattern’s target is in I’m keeping Mr. Happy Face on there … Continue reading Gold Puts on its Happy Face
The market sure seems to like the news from Minera Alamos. Minera Alamos Completes Definitive Agreements To Acquire The Cerro De Oro Gold Project, Zacatecas, Mexico I’ve just stupidly held this one and let the company do its mine development thing and its stock do whatever it’s going to do along the way. So far so good. An end of summer 2020 price increase is … Continue reading MAI.V (MAIFF): Good Management Strikes Again
Now, I have not gone raving silver bug on you. The title says “silver bull” because that is what silver is in, a bull market by definition of having taken out the 2016 high of 21.23. We targeted that point as a cyclical bull market gateway, silver cut through it like a knife through warm butter… and there you have it. A key higher high. … Continue reading An Update on the Silver Bull
The reflation is failing says this “metallic credit spread” as the copper price appears to be breaking down vs. the gold price. All of this within the context of a major downtrend (declining SMA 200) that was in place the whole time. An end of summer 2020 price increase is coming. Subscribe to the value-priced NFTRH now to lock in the current rate for the … Continue reading Copper/Gold Ratio… Reflationists Avert Your Eyes
A view of several US stock market sectors vs. the broad SPY, which includes most or all of these sectors to one degree or another. These are weekly charts and they show the ongoing relative trends. As you can see Financials, Energy, Industrials and Materials are chronic under performers. This is largely due to the collapse in long-term interest rates, as these ‘reflationary’ sectors (especially … Continue reading (Sectors) vs. SPY
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