Protected: Notes From the Rabbit Hole, #907
NFTRH 907 Summary Precious Metals: Correction is tanking the sector to the favored target levels. Lower possible, but risk/reward now very positive. It's a bull market. US Stock Market: Sentiment…
NFTRH 907 Summary Precious Metals: Correction is tanking the sector to the favored target levels. Lower possible, but risk/reward now very positive. It's a bull market. US Stock Market: Sentiment…
Please be aware that this is an update by a guy trying to figure things out when there are so many options and moving parts. Let's define some of what…
NFTRH 841 Holiday Editions This week and next, during the Santa seasonal, we compact NFTRH reports to a briefer, more focused format and discuss the most relevant topics, given that…
Man stares at potential double top in his Roth IRA Every week the man stares at the chart of his Roth IRA and then posts it in the Portfolios segment…
NFTRH 840 Summary US Stock Market: SPX target is 6180. No change. SPX rolled over a bit last week within its bullish trend and Tech and Semi used some happy…
I am not telling you anything you don't already know when I write that the market will be watching tomorrow's August Payrolls data closely. While I have no clue if…
The seasonal party continues but, danger is ahead The strategy of how to navigate what is ahead has been generally covered in NFTRH and with post-FOMC clarity, it is being…
Commoditization of humanity now exponentially worse as a new financial era engages and gold conspicuously clings to support This is a financial market article that also delves into social commentary.…
The US dollar is not taking up the hype on the retail sales beat that theoretically implies a still hawkish Fed. It resides where we last left it, testing objective…
#753 is going to step away from the normal standard format of covering market segments and indicators in orderly fashion and just get down to business. I want to be…
Reinforcing a theme we have been on, the Fed raised the Funds Rate (FFR) yesterday and it is clear that Republican fiscal policy will have to replace the previous 'lay…