Should You Care What the Big Institutions are Doing in the Markets?
The second week of August saw some extraordinary volatility in the markets, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average experiencing four straight daily 400-point closing swings for the first time ever. At times like this, we can guess who’s behind the wild fluctuations. It must be the endlessly proliferating stream of mutual, pension and hedge funds, [...]
Continue reading...26. January 2010
Subscriber Caliber Update #5: As a Result of Today’s Trade, Our Probabilities for Success Have Increased
This video is the 6th installment of the current series where we have provided exactly the same information our paying subscribers are receiving, in real-time. If you have missed one or more, I strongly urge you to go back and review. I pasted the links to the recordings below.
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22. December 2009
Gold Formation Looks Very Promising
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12. October 2009
Key Emotional Crossroads: Putting the Advance in Wheat in Context
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In today’s trade, the Dec wheat advanced 5 1/2 percent. That would be like a 550 point advance in the Dow Jones Industrials in one day.
In last week’s video update, we laid out the explosive nature of what was taking place [...]
5. July 2009
S&P 500 & Crude Oil Confirm of Landmark Highs in Place
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The probability our projection for severe corrections in the S&P 500 and August Crude Oil off the landmark June 11th highs is correct, increased dramatically with Thursday’s dramatic sell-offs.
This is as it should be based upon our 7 historic precedents since 1886. However, [...]
23. June 2009
Weakness Greatly Increases Odds June 11th Marked an Important Rally High Stocks Market Commodities
Marketing a financial advisory business is a very curious and sometimes vexing affair. It is our stated mission to project and participate in the price moves in the financial and commodity markets at major turning points.
When introducing our services to prospective subscribers, most often we time our promotions based upon an important turning point.
The dilemma [...]
31. March 2009
Stock Market Diverts from Great Depression Precedents
The price pattern of the Stock Market has diverted from what would be a direct parallel to the Great Depression legs down. Any time the market diverts from what we call our “closest fit” parallels to history, that puts a check in our spirit.
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28. February 2006
A Bear Market or a Correction in Metals?
Rekindled inflation fears and the desire for a store of newfound wealth contribute to investor demand for precious metals in developing countries like China and India. China still has the lowest per-capita consumption of gold in the world, but the biggest Asian central banks hold a small proportion of total reserves in gold compared to their western counterparts, leaving them with ample room to add to holdings.
Continue reading...26. January 2006
For a Wild Ride, Put Some Sugar in Your Tank
The price of sugar has more than tripled in the last 2 years. This commodity is notorious for making breathtakingly dramatic moves. From September 13, 1968 to November 21, 1974, sugar rose 50-fold, from little more than a penny to 66 cents.
Continue reading...18. November 2005
Is this Corn Market for the Birds?
A chicken may eat like a bird, but one commodity analyst said he’d heard “talk that the Chinese soybean crush may be down 40%-50% due to reduced feed demand in the poultry sector.”
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18. August 2011
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