Market psychology is a funny thing. I sold TWTR at a (then) high, thinking I was smart. It then immediately dropped and I was even

Market psychology is a funny thing. I sold TWTR at a (then) high, thinking I was smart. It then immediately dropped and I was even
After a well deserved correction of nearly 3 months the gold stock sector is still flashing positive signs beneath the surface, as the correction matures
I am talking my book because I just increased my position on this drop. It’s not a recommendation, as per all NFTRH+ updates. It is
In yesterday’s post featuring a weekly chart of the Dow (and an oh so distinguished gentleman) we noted among other things a double top that
I have an ongoing gag (to keep myself, if no one else, entertained) where the distinguished Clark Gable is inserted into commentary about the old
[edit] Please excuse the chart, which does not agree with what I’ve written. In my haste I did not adjust to the fact that the
Picture = 1000 words about how good this will be for the gold stock sector if the recovery move in this ratio is real. And
This chart was included in NFTRH 626 not to make a point, but to put visual proof to a point we’ve been making since the
Conventional and traditional market analysis talks about investing as if it is a logical or normal discipline; as if there is a right way or
Doc’s advice is not to let your anxiety reach unhealthy levels. Doc says “take a deep breath, relax”. That’s what Doc says today. He’s been
Today’s market turmoil is keeping the Gold/SPX ratio not only intact but in a modest bounce. If it re-takes the SMA 200 we will firm
I finished a little earlier than usual, which is great! Because now I get to go out and deal with the leave storm we get
I don’t mind the blemish. It wasn’t my favorite song to play when we used to get together, but I like it. I really do
Pardon the after hours post, but maybe it’s for the best as I bought this stock at the close (after being out most of the