Gold/CRB ratio; where is the risk and where is the reward?
Gold/CRB ratio indicates a positive risk vs. reward for gold over commodities Most of the 2020 risk in Gold/CRB has been bled out over the last year. Sure, the ratio…
Gold/CRB ratio indicates a positive risk vs. reward for gold over commodities Most of the 2020 risk in Gold/CRB has been bled out over the last year. Sure, the ratio…
Just an FYI that the CRB index held the SMA 50 and our key support area at 210 yesterday. Today, using DBC as a proxy that support hold was in…
30yr Treasury yield and markets/internals tied to it What markets and market internals are dependent upon an inflationary rise in long-term yields? Anyone? Beuller? For "best of breed" top down…
Commodity bulls are running rampant. It's "inflation all the way, Baby!" and everybody knows this. There are jingles and promotions aplenty out there, of everything from the latest alt. coin…
The title is a trick question. Gold is always useful, even when its heavy ass is going down in price or going down in relation to economically correlated assets like…
The CRB index is in a minor disconnect from inflation expectations (RINF) It's a disconnect on the short-term, at least. If/as the reflation continues CRB could have some catching up…
As the CRB index (monthly) pokes through long-term resistance at 185... ...copper (daily) pokes a new high in its cyclical bull market. The monthly chart is a reminder that there…
After a well deserved correction of nearly 3 months the gold stock sector is still flashing positive signs beneath the surface, as the correction matures The correction that began in…
I am aligning with other wise guys who see the bond bull getting over baked (how long ago it seems that the herds were on the exact opposite side of…
Folks, I have been going down a slippery slope to what now seems like a full-on flu since Sunday. So while I am semi-functional, I wanted to get some charts…
Add the US dollar to the list of items that are in question and on the move. The green circles show the higher highs and higher lows made by USD since the May low. In June it spiked down, tested that low and then shot higher.