Tag: nftrh

NFTRH 596 includes everything from a forward view on inflation, to the new Fed/Treasury/Government marriage that will only make it more intense when the current

The format is altered from normal even further this week. The idea is to talk about what needs to be talked about and not flog

NFTRH 594 pretty much wrote itself, had a lot more words and somewhat less charts. It’s big boy time, guys. It’s big girl time, ladies.

Pooped folks. Absolutely wrung out due to immersion in NFTRH 593, and it’s time for me to go out in the sun like a normal

[edit] I’m actually enjoying dropping charts in there as needed too. So please consider this an auxiliary update source for when the markets get woogly.

The work has taken me into unfamiliar territory this week, where despite an alarming sentiment event (COVID-19) I am forced to come to the terms

Please discard your currently downloaded version of NFTRH 590 in favor of the new one uploaded to the archive. A few typos were cleaned up

Lots to talk about this week and talk about it we do. This scratches the surface… Subscribe to NFTRH Premium (monthly at USD $35.00 or

Today I’ve received a couple of inquiries about NFTRH. Each asking about options for evaluation of the service to see if it fits their needs.

Screenshot, please scratch the surface for the nice people about #589’s contents. Subscribe to NFTRH Premium (monthly at USD $35.00 or a discounted yearly at

NFTRH 588 is out, the sun is out and so I am out… But first a note that this actually was a pretty important report

Okay, here is what the media are focused on (click the graphic to read all about it)…   And here is the kind of clear

It’s been uploaded for subscribers, it was completely helpful to me personally and it’s available for you too if you’d like to take the plunge

66 quality pages and I am pooped. Going out for a walk with my wife now. Subscribe to NFTRH Premium (monthly at USD $35.00 or