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Do ya feel lucky, punk? Gold gets hammered but Copper fails to seize the moment
The Copper/Gold ratio remains at a key decision point Gold has been clobbered lately but a key metallic macro indicator remains in a long-term congestion
Doctor Copper is not robotic
Unlike the S&P 500 for example, copper and other reflation markets are not robo-markets “I broke down! I broke out! I attempted to break down
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Doctor Copper makes his move, Uncle Buck holds serve for now…
Copper price takes out the SMA 50, USD holds the SMA 50 The implication of a successful break upward by copper, would be an important
Doctor Copper: No technical diagnosis yet, warehouse levels surge
The copper price lurks below the SMA 50 Will we install a new happy face or a third pukey face? The mystery of Doctor Copper’s
Copper: Happy face or pukey face upcoming?
Copper bounces from the 200 day moving average It’s no surprise that copper is bouncing from the up-trending SMA 200. It would also not be
NFTRH+; Seasonal averages for several commodities, including Au & Ag
With all due caveats about seasonal averages (these cover 30 years) and the variations from them in any given year, below are the facts of
Copper miners not (yet) buying Copper’s bounce
As the copper price firms at its daily SMA 200 the Copper Miner ETF is still bearish Copper price proxy CPER is bouncing at the
Copper: Pattern nerds vs. trend followers
Copper is in a bearish daily chart pattern but maintains its major uptrend Copper’s major daily chart trend, the SMA 200 is pointing upward with
Summer cool down, Copper edition
As inflation hysteria continues to cool, the Copper price continues to weaken It looks like the SMA 200 or bust. If copper holds the SMA
Doctor Copper bends to the forces of liquidity contraction
With the Gold/Silver ratio and USD up, the good Doctor is breaking down again All logical as the thus far minor summer “liquidity alarm” continues