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The stock market bounce off last fall’s low has kept investors hopeful that the worst is over.But a recent sell signal on the Dow Jones Industrial Average could upend those hopes… if...
The past two years have seen headlines dogged by inflation and the Federal Reserve’s fight to end inflation.That fight has seen the Federal Reserve raise interest rates over and over...
Inflation concerns peaked last year when agriculture and oil prices peaked.This year has seen inflation fears subside as key price inputs fall. BUT investors should not be complacent. Inflation risks...
As we have pointed out several times, tech stocks have lead the the bull market since the financial crisis.And today’s chart highlights that as well as crucial 14-year bull market support.
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It’s been a decade since gold outperformed the stock market on a steady basis.2018-2019 was strong, but precious metals couldn’t keep the momentum going.
Today’s chart looks at...
One of the bull market leaders of the past 14 years is trading into critical resistance.And what happens next could decide the next turn for tech stocks.
That’s right, we are talking about...
Gold prices remain elevated as inflation, political differences, and the prospect of international war radiate on the horizon.This prospect of uncertainty tends to be where gold finds buyers at higher...
Precious metals bulls rose sharply last summer into the heart of inflation headlines and Ukraine war news. Since that time, both gold and silver have moderated but remained elevated in a consolidation...
Nearly 12 years ago on 9/1/2011, I pointed to “the power of the pattern” and suggested that "gold should be flat to down for years to come."And, if you look at the chart below, you can see...
With bond yields (and interest rates) rising sharply, it’s understandable that most of the world is hoping for lower rates.Lower interest rates allow for more flexible lending to both businesses...