U.S. Dollar Crossroads: Bulls Need This Support To Hold!
Back in September of last year, I highlighted a chart pattern for the US Dollar Index that would likely slow its downside momentum.
In that post,...
Can Gold Bulls Capitalize On U.S. Dollar Weakness?
The U.S. Dollar plays a big role in commodities prices. It's always a "must-watch" for commodity traders.
Typically, a falling Dollar bodes well for commodities...
2018 Investment Outlook: Avoiding The Consensus
The following outlook provides our investment thoughts for the coming year - 2018.
We did not include specific recommended asset allocation weightings for the major...
2017 Financial Market Review: A Year Of Living Dangerously
In trying to understand and navigate the financial markets in 2017, one could be forgiven for feeling like a young Mel Gibson in the...
2017 Market Review & Update: The Year Of Investor Cheer
There was a lot of good news for the stock market in 2017... and even some good news sprinkled in for the bond market....
COT Report: Commodities Traders Cozy Up To Crude Oil
The following are charts and data showing non-commercial futures trading positions as of December 12, 2017.
This data was released with the December 15 COT...
Bitcoin Cycle Analysis: What Are Time & Price Saying?
Does Bitcoin have market cycles?
Looking at price action from the last half year, we have identified market cycles using both the daily and weekly...
Bitcoin’s Parabolic Move: 3 Drives To A High?
I’ve been asked a lot of questions regarding Bitcoin (CURRENCY:BTC) by traders, investors, and everyday folks.
My response to them has been, "ask me again...
Market Update: “Vicious Rotation”
Note that this post went out to my “Gone Fishing” newsletter subscribers yesterday. You can subscribe here.
FANG’s $61 Billion plunge makes today the “largest on...
S&P 500 Market Update: 5 Considerations For Active Investors
S&P 500 Trading Outlook (2-3 Days): BULLISH… but upside limited
With the S&P 500 (INDEXSP:.INX) at/near key price resistance we could see a stalling out and...
