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A very good one, dealing in the short-term across major markets. I also hit myself over the head with a clear view of the gold stock sector and what it…
A very good one, dealing in the short-term across major markets. I also hit myself over the head with a clear view of the gold stock sector and what it…
Here is a weird looking CoT this week. Gold improves and silver degrades. Therefore by this measure I like gold better than silver. But then, that applies anyway. I don't…
Yesterday we illustrated why it was premature to get all hyped up on bond yields. Today they are dutifully dropping. Here is a look at some of the suspects. The…
The world is getting hyped up about bond yields lately with bonds of all stripes declining, as if we are in the midst of a debt Armageddon (we are and…
NFTRH's target for Crude Oil has been 62 ever since its break from the bottoming pattern in early April. This chart refines it to 64. Apparently the Saudis are talking…
The subtitle for this update could be called ‘Default to Cash’ (D2C), which is exactly the sentiment that has been repeated for much of 2015 as the market jigsaws up and down, trying to slice everybody up.
I would love to see Euro take one more pop relative to USD, up to the noted resistance zone. 1.15 is a measurement and it also holds visual resistance. From…
The US dollar is bouncing from the 94+/- support zone. I do not have a read yet on whether it will continue to bounce to heavy resistance or drop further into support in the short-term. Yesterday’s post gave some perspective on this.
USD is bouncing from the projected support area of 94 +/-. If I were to guess, I'd say it gets another leg down deeper into that area or possibly to…
A good one, with a logical chain of thoughts on the gold sector that play strategically into the next 3 months. Lots more actionable information as well.
As posted at Biiwii... I try to be me and part of being me is in not making definitive statements to people as if I am something higher than they…
The USD is bouncing from the projected support area around 94. Further, some economic data came in firm this week and ISM was stable, with its exports component bouncing solidly. That was in keeping with the weakening dollar easing the pressure as a rising dollar had increased it. Continued firm data could attend an expected bounce in USD.
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Well, April ISM came in flat to March at 51.5%. The notables are highlighted, including exports, which got a boost in light of the weaker USD. Funny how that works.…