Do you see this chart? In the old days when a world famous policy maker would jawbone about QE gold would sky rocket vs. the stock market. Now? This does…
A solid 36 page report. The market bounce matures as it enters our target zone and sentiment is the indicator. Precious Metals continue to improve on the macro, but carry…
As you know, we have been following this constructive view of the 30 year yield vs. the 5 year yield with respect to its would-be negative implications for the stock…
From the email to subscribers that accompanied NFTRH 361: "The Indicators segment beats us all to a pulp talking about yield spreads, but I find more and more that this…
20 pages, a little Tin Foil, a lot of historical facts and some logical deductions. NFTRH 359 out now.
A snapshot of gold's ratios to other things. When last we looked these were hockey sticks. Now, they are broken hockey sticks (though not broken indicators). Gold is expected to…
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…
For several weeks now, we (NFTRH) have been managing the potential for a bounce in the precious metals. This was primarily based on over sold readings, a gold bug 'puke'…
NFTRH 355 takes the balls in the air, tops spinning on the table and the up and down market whipsaw and attempts to distill it all into a sensible narrative…
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].
I thought it would be significantly abbreviated to provide myself and subscribers some relaxation this fine summer weekend. I thought wrong. It was 27 pages (lots of graphics), all of…
Volatility. It is what we expected and it is what we have with Tuesday’s big down and upward reversal, down hard again yesterday and today very green in pre-market. This volatility applies to most assets markets including the precious metals. It is the nature of the beast during a news-rich summer, with many operators on vacation or semi-vacation (with some players not able to resist peeking?).
Another solid report this week. I know that because it helped me out yet again in trying to understand all the components in play across markets; all the tops spinning…