As the Macro Tourist lays out so well, things are not at all good in China’s economy and not likely to get better as the
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SPX ‘M’ Top and What Has Come After
This is the weekly chart of SPX and VIX that we used last year in NFTRH to plot a summer grind upward into what was
“Measured in Gold, Prices Are Falling”
With his own brand of gold bug recovery therapy, Keith Weiner checks in again with a sound view of gold and the way gold bulls
CIEN Ya Later
This one has been in my portfolio much more often than not over the last 1.5 years mostly due to its habit of growing freakishly
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Semiconductor Sector (NFTRH 535 Excerpt)
As in January of 2013 (ahead of an economic up cycle) and Q4 2017-Q1 2018 (ahead of an economic ripple that began in 2018) the
NFTRH 535 Out Now
As noted in the subscriber email with the report… NFTRH 535 takes into account the market’s bounce higher than expected, but also as eerily suspected…
Stocks Bull, Miners Bear and the Ritual is On
I can almost feel it by anecdotal evidence. At least some bugs are going through the ritual again. Giving up the ship. Throwing in the
Magic Castles: Big Sur
Here is a cute song I found while messing around with Pandora. It burped this up as a suggestion based on what it thinks I
Hello, My Name is Gary
A collective “Hello Gary”. Hello, folks. I cannot really say that I am a recovering stock market gambler because at least I have seen it
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SPX and Gold; Pivotal Points at Hand [w/ edits]
The post has been edited slightly from the original version to clean up some wording and clarify some points. Leaving aside our usual inclusion of
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