I am not overly happy with the long-term view added as an edit in the previous post. So let’s show a clearer view of gold’s
Tag: Gold
SPX Cycles, Fed Funds and Gold
This “amateur cyclist’s” chart (I am anything but a cycles analyst) of the S&P 500 shows that the 12 month marker (C12) meant exactly nothing
MSM: Gold to $1500! or Maybe $1000…
For more of its drivel about gold, the MSM trots Frank Holmes out again. Stuck on the same refrain that has not changed since before,
About That Gold “Flash Crash”
Well, that term gets tossed around way too often. Gold saw a big dump into the market this morning and it dropped all the way
Gold’s “Bearish Bulls” Addressed, Now What?
[as to the article’s title, I don’t have a firm, paint-by-numbers answer, but I surely do have strategy… ] An NFTRH subscriber named Joe, who
Protected: Road Ahead: Precious Metals, Bonds & Stocks (near-term)
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It’s Gold Miner Hyper Spastic Week
Yesterday we looked at the end of day festivities in SVM. It took a rest today. But today the whole sector got a move on
Protected: NFTRH; Gold’s Long-term Breakout
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Currencies, and Some ‘Out There’ Thoughts on Inflation, Stocks, Gold and Miners
NFTRH’s ‘Currencies’ segment (one among a report filled with critical insight across all major market segments and many of the stocks therein) went off its
Are Stocks Undervalued vs. Gold or Simply on Their 1st Post-Bubble Bounce?
Doing the gold/currencies charts in the previous segment and reading Steve Saville’s piece called What is a Bull Market?, which compares gold and the S&P
The Different Faces of Gold the World Over
Depending on where you reside and denominate your assets, your view of gold is currently as follows, per the cool and highly interactive TradingView chart
Multi-Market Status: Stocks, Commodities and Gold
It has now been exactly 10 months since we established 2410 as the measured objective for the S&P 500. In forming a potential double top
