Since the macro often gets its pants in a bunch over FOMC, let’s see what these 3 economic metals have to say about the Fed’s

Since the macro often gets its pants in a bunch over FOMC, let’s see what these 3 economic metals have to say about the Fed’s
Time for another pictorial representation of largely counter-cyclical gold’s standing vs. cyclical markets and assets using the associated ETFs. Let’s go with weekly charts this
Random internal views for a Wednesday morning. Putting pictures to what is normally a color coded written NFTRH segment in order to save space within
Time again for what I think are among the most interesting – and analytically valuable – views beneath the market’s surface. Gold/SPX ratio is trending
We have pointed out that the “inverted yield curve!!!” hype of last summer was just that, technical sounding hyperbole for the public to get riled
This post actually furthers a response to a colleague who wondered why I look at silver so closely instead of just industrial metals vs. gold.
Global central banks have been pumping the liquidity spigots 24/7 and the US Fed is starting to go that way as well. This during a
As I watch the 10/2 yield spread inch another increment toward steepening I can’t help but wonder if the public, which was diddled so thoroughly
Just a light duty post to show you 3 different items that would travel together in a would-be reflation trade. This chart is probably over
This morning in pre-market the Amigos’ futures charts update the macro story… …which goes something like this… Copper, the cyclical Amigo (weekly chart) has furthered
With all due caveat about the long-term chart and its still-intact downtrend, we note that the daily Silver/Gold Ratio is intact to its intermediate uptrend.
Daily Silver/Gold ratio (SLV/GLD) continues to cling to the story of a coming inflation situation as it also clings to the up-turned 50 day average.
They call copper the metal with the Ph.D. in Economics. But these days Doctor Copper is little more than a quack in that regard, taking
I am not a bond trader or stock market analyst by original profession. Until 2004, when I became a public market writer and especially 2008,