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Author: Gary
NFTRH.com & Biiwii.com
Contrarian or the Herd?
Following is the Opening Notes segment of this week’s edition of Notes From the Rabbit Hole (NFTRH 560). In this segment I tend to let
Did He Really? [w edits]
[edit] And typical of these infernal political debates, confusion and multiple perspectives abound. A reader (and subscriber) mentions someone named Ilhan Omar and my naivete
NFTRH 560 Out Now
The screenshot hints at the content, which I found personally very helpful to work through this week, given a multitude of indicators and trends, some
And Now a Word From a Zombie…
Both compliments of MarketWatch, this morning’s Debt Zombies article I highlighted was something that I thought highly of, obviously. The writer is no b/s and
Debt Zombies; the Very Essence of an Inflationary Crack-Up-Boom
Isn’t that how it goes? A society (or in this case several developed societies now competing in the currency war) collectively spends more than it
Very Long-term Silver
Just for fun because I am a chart guy who all too often bores you (and me) to death with ratio and indicator charts and
A Logical Progression for the Banks
Would it not follow that companies who borrow short and lend long (i.e. as banks are usually thought to do) would benefit from the increasing
Commodities vs. SPY
I focus a lot on gold and that is because it is the constant ‘asset’ that sits in a weighty fashion doing nothing while all
Yield Curve Continues Firm Rebound
Jerome Powell (I have to believe purposely) rammed it back into gear. Deflationary or even Goldilocks signaling will not do. I don’t pretend to know
Who’s Got the Most Ammo in a Currency War?
You would think logically that the nation and its central bank that have had the strongest currency and firmest policy (I know… but work with
Powell Doves, Yield Curve Spikes and SPX Hits Target
The CNBC headline tells the story. Here is the bump in the yield spread, which never did make a lower low and thus, held its
Powell Tips His Hand
We noted yesterday that it is Fed Hype Week. A couple tough days for the market and the headlines are reinforcing the negativity. A single
Stocks Still Highly Suspect in Relation to Gold
Here’s SPX (SPY) vs. gold (GLD) showing two down-turning moving averages, which means the beginning of a potential new downtrend. If SPY/GLD takes out the