They say that Festivus is the "anti-Christmas", but in this case we are going to call it the anti-Christmas Eve as the markets close out 2018's Christmas Eve massacre. "Many…
This morning Kevin the Macro Tourist tweeted... I figured, it's too good. Too perfect a sell the news event. Friday the 13th and all. But then came this and it…
Hey look, I did not enter it as a day trade. I entered it after noting its constructive status in NFTRH a couple of weeks ago but also failing to…
There's a brand new dance but I don't know its name That people from bad homes do again and again It's big and it's bland full of tension and fear…
Check out these monthly chart pictures... I remember feeling so bullish about gold's 2008-2009 pattern as it was forming (Au went on to nearly double), so what do we make…
Two of the most annoying things I would think that bloggers do are to post music they like assuming anybody else wants to hear it and make post titles with…
I cannot profess to tell others how to effectively manage their accounts because I am a lowly participant who is learning all the time. The truth is that 2019's learning…
On July 18th we had an NFTRH update (still pw protected) discussing the Semiconductor sector and secondarily, its implications for the gold sector. Those implications have to remain private for…
Aside from some gold stocks I added at the downside target areas a few other things went well this week. JBLU was noted in NFTRH 547's NFTRH+ Charts & Notes…
Well, you can't get much closer than this as SOX pops above and then closes a hair below the previous high of 1464.61. Like it or not, Semi is a…
Earnings start to kick in (with Caterpillar and Apple in the spotlight) and the media are telling us all about everything under the sun as usual. Bloomberg for example... The…
The title is about right from my perspective. I feel that NFTRH has either nailed important moves in the stock market (not down to the day, but in the preferred…
In the previous post we illustrated a measure of extreme stock market over valuation in comparing the dividend yield of the S&P 500 to that of the 10yr Treasury Note.…
I like the way Kevin Muir writes. I like the pictures he uses with the funny captions, and I like the things he writes because these things betray a thinking…