Random internal views for a Wednesday morning. Putting pictures to what is normally a color coded written NFTRH segment in order to save space within

Random internal views for a Wednesday morning. Putting pictures to what is normally a color coded written NFTRH segment in order to save space within
Global central banks have been pumping the liquidity spigots 24/7 and the US Fed is starting to go that way as well. This during a
Just a light duty post to show you 3 different items that would travel together in a would-be reflation trade. This chart is probably over
This morning in pre-market the Amigos’ futures charts update the macro story… …which goes something like this… Copper, the cyclical Amigo (weekly chart) has furthered
No matter whether or not gold resumes its correction, as these ratios trend down the proper macro backdrop is in place for a bullish view
As if its ears were burning when I mentioned it in the previous post, the Silver/Gold ratio hopped on and is starting to ride this
A few NFTRH indicators and internals gauges. To save space we usually include a select 2 or 3 in the weekly reports and color code
From NFTRH 537’s Market Internals segment… “Who’s leading you astray, nominal Junk or its hidden bearish indicators?” Junk has since made a new high. Whee,
I am on record as leaning toward a seasonal rally (with the FOMC wild card stuck right in the middle of the deck), but it
The relationship between Consumer Discretionary (and its big Amazon component) and Consumer Staples is an indicator on risk tolerance vs. defensive behavior in the stock
I preface this post about bearish indicators with a note that I am currently long only, in the form of SPY and IWM (while looking
It has been a long while since the last Amigos update because frankly if the characters, images and shticks I invent to portray market status
[Warning: confusing post alert!] The BKX/SPX ratio (Banks vs. the broad stock market) used to be a consistent traveling companion to the inverse of the
Not much has changed since the last 3 Amigos macro update. Amigo #2 (long-term yields) has long-since reached the Continuum’s ™ limiter (the 100 month