* Please comment on the video at the bottom of the page * Today I recorded a new 19-minute video revealing our current research as it relates to the Stock Market, Crude Oil and Soybeans. The S&P 500, Crude Oil and Soybeans are the three markets we have keyed in on. All three established highs on June 11. In [...]
Continue reading...Monday, July 13, 2009
In recapping this last week, the trade was overall perfect in terms of how things have been progressing. In terms of our positions on short positions in the S&P 500, we broke to new lows. We’re short from 917.20 with stops at 929.80, but I do anticipate lowering those stops. One hundred and fifty percent long [...]
Continue reading...Monday, July 6, 2009
I believe the markets have given us decisive confirmation of our projection that we would experience major corrections in a bull market in the Stock Market. I want to go over some very critical technical points that need to be made with regard to these markets. One of the things that we’ve said in leading [...]
Continue reading...Sunday, July 5, 2009
* Please comment on the video at the bottom of the page * 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, [...]
Continue reading...Friday, March 27, 2009
First, we have experienced the greatest deflationary decline in U.S. financial history in overall commodity prices. Based upon this deflationary dynamic, there are a number of implications we will look at in this video which I believe we must be mindful of. * Please comment on the video at the bottom of the page * High Probability [...]
Continue reading...Friday, January 30, 2009
In looking at the crude oil, I want to show something that I haven’t shown you before. We know that the decline from the July 2008 high to the December 2008 low was one of the four greatest commodity legs down and declines that we’ve experienced since the 1800s. The four comparable markets, and we’ve shown [...]
Continue reading...Tuesday, February 28, 2006
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.
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Monday, July 13, 2009
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