NFTRH 323 ends the year in the same fashion as we began, calmly portraying what is in play within the market's swings, laying out probabilities and honestly interpreting what the…
NFTRH 322 covered the usual range of markets, from US to global stocks to precious metals and commodities to currencies and indicators. It also included an extended economic discussion about…
A solid 33 page market report that went further into some economic nuts and bolts than originally planned. Hence, it went out late and this little promo is a single…
At the prodding of an NFTRH subscriber who was combing through old issues, I went back and read NFTRH 7, from November of 2008 and was struck by how things…
A good report that departs from some of the nuts and bolts (so much so that I forgot to include the usual currency segment, which we have frankly had nailed…
“Thanks Gary. I appreciate your promptness and will re-subscribe shortly [ed: 'WR' requested a change from monthly to annual]. Also, I should tell you, I find your site refreshingly different…
It's a global game of Whack-a-Mole (currency devaluation) and in this game certain countries and economic zones make sense in some ways. Japan for instance may be viewed as USA…
A snapshot of current daily technicals…
GLD is just above very tentative support. Does not mean much however, until it closes above the SMA 50.
We begin the report with some interesting developments in the Semiconductor Equipment sector, which is where it ('it' being the phase where a Semi Equip. ramp up implied coming strength…
Actually it was out much earlier but I had to get it in the can and run this morning. So now I am back and here to tell you that…
From reader MM today... "Very interesting recent note on gold & silver. (I'm not a subscriber, by the way). Especially the two specially selected advisors whose advice you 'fade'. I…
Bright and early on a Saturday an abbreviated (and really easy to read; funny how that goes) NFTRH 316 is mailed to subscribers.
Here is this morning's pre-market NFTRH subscriber update reproduced publicly, with my compliments for anyone interested. I did not want people to fall for yesterday's bounce in the gold sector. …
I had a tough day on Friday because I wanted to dig deeply into the events in the markets as they were happening, but family priorities were well, a priority.…