NFTRH 364 Out Now
NFTRH 364 talks about 'comps' 1, 2 & 3 for the current S&P 500 situation. Those would be the bearish 2001 and 2008 and the ultimately bullish 2011 one. We…
NFTRH 364 talks about 'comps' 1, 2 & 3 for the current S&P 500 situation. Those would be the bearish 2001 and 2008 and the ultimately bullish 2011 one. We…
The Character of the commodity complex is improving. Each week NFTRH has maintained the 'bear market' stance, and that is of course still the case. But there was the pesky…
We have been successfully managing an 'in motion' market since the August festivities kicked off. It is October and Money Managers (NAAIM), Newsletter Writers (Investors Intelligence) are thoroughly spooked and…
Because they are key to our macro fundamental road map going forward, we continue to watch the 'gold vs.' theme very closely. These are like credit spreads, only they have…
As noted in the subscriber email that accompanied NFTRH 362: "NFTRH 362 trims back down to 22 pages, but makes a lot of points in those pages. In particular, despite…
The Fed rolled over again, which was not surprising given global economic slowing, global monetary easing and a would-be firm US dollar's continued negative impact on US exporters and manufacturing. …
NFTRH 360 does a 360 all around the oh so highly anticipated FOMC 'decision', talks a little about the accuracy of professional economists' recession predictions and talks a lot about…
20 pages, a little Tin Foil, a lot of historical facts and some logical deductions. NFTRH 359 out now.
Friday we did them over at Biiwii and today we'll catch up with gold's ratios to other items here (where charty type posts are the norm) on day 2 of…
Gold (GLD) vs. a grab bag of commodity funds...
A 13 page add-on to the NFTRH 354 online edition was just emailed to subscribers. Fills in some more color on what may look like an uninteresting backdrop, but what…
A commitment has come up this weekend that will only allow me the time to review key points in NFTRH 354. What a great opportunity to put more detail than usual in an update [edit: this has turned out to be NFTRH 354, with a PDF update to be mailed on Sunday].
SPX is at its MA 200. Time to bounce to keep this unpleasant chart from becoming ugly like the Dow.
Dow is around a short-term trend line but below lateral support. It can bounce but this has technical damage.