Commodities and stocks almost look ready for a rally or at least a relief bounce. The market is down over 5% and the normal pullback this year has been 4%. Using technical analysis and inter-market analysis we can see that the...
Read MoreThe past week in gold, silver, oil, natural gas and the broad market wasn’t anything to write home about. We are seeing controlled profit taking which is making the market choppy. Many traders are getting very bearish on...
Read MoreCommodities so far this week have not changed much. But I can point out a few things for us to watch Thursday and Friday. Precious Metals – Gold GLD fund – Silver SLV Fund – PM Stocks GDX Fund We could start to...
Read MoreCommodities continue to climb with several commodities making new highs for the year. The equities market continues to push higher with 3rd quarter earnings coming in better than expected. This good news has aroused more...
Read MoreCommodities and stocks have been on fire the past two weeks and I think it just may be time for things to take a breather. While I continue to stay long, taking some money off the table to lock in profits is a safe play. Just...
Read MoreDow Jones Commodity Index Fund – This index tracks the entire commodity market as a whole. Over the past two years we have seen commodities drop in value substantially. The good news is that we could be seeing prices rise...
Read MoreCommodities have and continue to be a fantastic trading vehicle for those who can stomach volatility. After last year’s market crash most commodities pulled back to normal if not lower than normal trading ranges. This...
Read MoreWe have been waiting for gold to breakout above the 2008 high for almost 2 years. These charts show we are slowly working our way there. Gold Stocks Index – The Leading Indicator for Gold Bullion I watch the price...
Read MoreThe market continues to whipsaw traders out of positions as volatility rises. I mention a few charts to explain where each of these commodities is trading. My Gold Stock Breakout Model – Monthly Chart I use this...
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