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- Market Timing Brief™ on 01-31-2020: “Stocks Sink and Give Up Some “Stretch.” Gold Blasts Off MORE on Geopolitical Risk as Rates Ease MORE.”
- Market Timing Brief™ on 01-06-2020: “Stocks Continue Upward Stretch Above Prior Trend. Gold Blasts Off on Geopolitical Risk as Rates Ease.”
- Market Timing Brief™ for the 12-13-2019 Close: “Markets Continue to Stretch UP. What the ‘Fed Locked in Neutral’ Means for Gold. Rates Slip On Friday.”
- Market Timing Brief™ for the 12-06-2019 Close: “Market Looks Past All Risks After Shallow Dip. Gold On Notice with Interest Rates Rising.”
- Market Timing Brief™ for the 11-29-2019 Close: “China’s Threat of ‘Strong Countermeasures’ Due to U.S. Hong Kong Bills Rattles Master Market. More Downside? Gold Still On Pause Although Interest Rates Have Slipped.”
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- $SPY $SPX $IJH $IWM US Index Matrix (See blog link at top) shows weak buying... 48 minutes ago
- $QQQ up 0.91% in afterhours. A bit too enthusiastic. Looking for another buying point... see pr 14 hours ago
- They will be playing what I call their "Shark music" on @CNBC any moment now... yes...just started... ;) 18 hours ago
- It was actually about 0.47% higher than the first set of buys to be more accurate. 18 hours ago
- I still believe there will likely be another step down. This is just one place to add exposure... I have more cash to deploy lower. 18 hours ago
- $QQQ added a bit more at nearly the same price as earlier due to pos. divergence short term. see pr 18 hours ago
- "It ain't over until my Canaries are both singing"... ;) BAC is still down 4.57%! That is not happening on expect… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 19 hours ago
- $GLD $GDX can start adding back gold/gold stocks slowly in steps as rates are still at new lows ($TNX), so there is… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 19 hours ago
- . @toddclan I never said life was not complicated... It never will be "not complicated" as that's its nature. We s… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 19 hours ago
- $SPY $SPX The 3 O'Clock crowd is a little early but they're buying... 19 hours ago
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Market Timing Brief for the 4-17-2015 Close: Stocks Correct in Their Up Trend. Rates Are Falling. Gold is a Trade and Insurance.
A Market Timing Report based on the 4-17-2015 Close, published Sunday April 19th, 2015 UPDATE for the Big Markets We Follow Published 4-26-2015 (Update 2 on a subscriber email is below these comments…) SP500 Index: stopped at 2117.69 on Friday, … Continue reading
Posted in Bonds, gold, investment, large cap stocks, S&P 500 Index, small cap stocks, Treasuries
Tagged 10 year treasury, China, dxge, Eurozone, ewg, ewu, federal reserve, fxi, gld, gold etf, hedging foreign ETFs, hedging foreign stocks, iwm, market timing, rut, sp500 index, spx, spy, tbt, tlt, tnx, tyx, ubt
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Market Timing Brief for 12-07-2012: Emerging Markets Power Ahead
A Market Timing Report based on the 12-07-2012 Close published Sunday December 9th, 2012 UPDATE 12-11-2012 @ 9:41 am: We’ll get back to the emerging markets below. For now, take a look at the US dollar vs. the metals to … Continue reading
Market Timing Brief™: 2012 The Year of the Living Dead
The insights in this article resulted in fantastic gains for those of us who took action. Check the performance of banks (BKX, XLF), housing (HGX, ITB), and biotech (BTK, ) since the article was written. If you would like to … Continue reading
Posted in gold, gold etf, investment, Market timing, S&P 500 Index, silver, trading, US Dollar Index
Tagged CRB Index, ewg, gld, gold, market timing, slv, sp500 index, uup, vgk, VIX
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