NFTRH 361 Out Now
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…
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…
NFTRH 360 does a 360 all around the oh so highly anticipated FOMC 'decision', talks a little about the accuracy of professional economists' recession predictions and talks a lot about…
20 pages, a little Tin Foil, a lot of historical facts and some logical deductions. NFTRH 359 out now.
#357 is about road maps for the US stock market. There is one road map for the immediate-term, one for the next 1-2 months and then another, which will be…
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 13 page add-on to the NFTRH 354 online edition was just emailed to subscribers. Fills in some more color on what may look like an uninteresting backdrop, but what…
SPX is at its MA 200. Time to bounce to keep this unpleasant chart from becoming ugly like the Dow.
Dow is around a short-term trend line but below lateral support. It can bounce but this has technical damage.
We have had the pulse of the precious metals every step of the way. We have mostly stayed on the right side of stock markets too. We have indicators and…
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?).
USD has been in correction since the hysterical March top. The daily chart shows a series of lower highs and lower lows that was interrupted last week when USD failed…
A good report, as usual. That may sound smug but #348 is another report helped me personally because as usual I don't go into these things so much trying to…
These charts are purposely left ultra simple, with no mark ups, no momentum oscillators and limited commentary by me. NDX is near the 2000 high. SPX's minimum measurement off of…