What’s Next For Silver, Gold and the Mining Stocks?
Folks are calling the FED opening swap lines on the entire US Banking deposit base to the tune of $17.6 trillion as QE infinity.
Moody’s...
Investors: Get Ready for the Consumer Price Index!
Given the recent liquidity crisis in the banking sector, Tuesday morning’s CPI number could be an important driver in the Federal Reserve’s next move...
Gold Bulls Eyeing Historic Super-Cycle Breakout Level!
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...
Will Commodities Bearish Pattern Slow Inflation?
While inflation continues to dominate the news headlines (and consumer concerns), I think its important to highlight an interesting development in the commodities complex.
And...
Stock Market Scanner Update: Bullish Reversals
For those of you who read our Daily are by now, learning about the value of our scanning tools, quants and the Complete Trader.
What we...
Natural Gas Price Bottom? Let’s Review The Measured Move Setup
Recently I posted the “measured move” on the Continuous Contract for Natural Gas Futures from a monthly scale. Here is the link.
In my opinion, Measured...
What’s Up With Oil and Energy? (Sector and Stocks Update)
After the CORE PCE numbers came out on Friday, the market had the expected reaction of selling off in anticipation of a more aggressive...
Sugar Prices Soaring: What This Means For Markets
What if sugar futures are really onto something?
What if they are relaying food shortages? More social disruption?
The Start of Russian hoarding?
Which leads to Geopolitical...
Gold Investors Are Betting On The Federal Reserve
By owning gold, investors are not necessarily hedging against a government default but ironically betting the Fed will increasingly misuse monetary policy to help...
Here’s Why Commodity Prices May Decline Lower Yet!
Commodity prices have skyrocketed over the past few years, but today we put the move higher into perspective.
And we do this by looking at...
