In no way do I recommend richly valued AI stocks as an investment. However, as long as Tech and Semi remain technically constructive in general, I am going to point…
We have noted the varying degrees of bullishness among the critical commodities (more and more commodities, especially minerals, are now "critical" or strategic) amid the global trade mess. While we…
NFTRH 897 Another Silver Antagonist In addition to the margin requirement regime initiated by CME Group, another antagonist to the silver price has emerged (TY for the heads up, DT).…
Folks, just to be sure I am not leading you to outsized risk aversion too quickly, let's review an alternate projection by a learned subscriber who let's just say has…
Our plan has been for 2026 "inflation trade" including a wider range of commodities. But the plan was subject to an interim market liquidity problem/deflation scare that would, not so…
This is now two weeks in a row that a few recipients (very few, around 4-5) have not received the original email with access to the NFTRH reports (#s 895…
It's January. It's a new year. It's a month that is more often bullish than not. Shifting gears to the broader stock market, I added one global stock today and…
About a month ago we noted that the TSX-V/TSX ratio may have made the ultimate low we were looking for. Getting greedy, we might have waited for a 62% Fib…
In fact, it's no longer a watch list item (as noted in NFTRH 896). It's now a holding, as I bought it earlier this morning. But the chart is representative…
Subscriber 'EZ' had a few questions, hence a Q&A on silver veered into editorial opinion EZ provided me with a lot of background on her trading methods and tools. She…
NFTRH 896 New Year, Day 1 Friday was fairly uneventful. Normal. 2026 tax year profit-taking did not seem to present itself to any major degree. The gold and silver miners…
Live indicator (ratio) charts now available for your reference! I fought with this and fought with it some more. The battle, off and on, lasted months. I just could not…
2025 was was a bad one in many ways except investment (IMO & speaking personally) A silver (and gold) lining was, of course, the precious metals sector for we who…
I would like to thank a distinguished subscriber, Michael Pollaro, whom you may recall from the Forbes Contrarian Take column of yore, for a heads-up to this X post about…