Two Down and Two to Go – Capitulation and Thrust are just a Start
The market does not always follow the same script or sequence, but bear markets typically end with a bottoming process marked by
The market does not always follow the same script or sequence, but bear markets typically end with a bottoming process marked by
Gold trended down this week, dropping to just over US$3,200 per ounce on the first day of May. While the yellow metal
I feel like the short-term risk is turning once again and I’ll explain why in my analysis below. Please don’t misunderstand.
We just wrapped up a busy week jam-packed with key economic data and big tech earnings. And we have some positive news:
With the major averages logging a strong up week across the board, and with the Nasdaq 100 finally retesting its 200-day moving
Riches are found in reactions—your reactions to changes in the markets. By this, I mean that if you spot a change in
In the truncated week due to one trading holiday, the markets extended their gains and closed the week on a positive note.
Ontario has introduced legislation aimed at tightening control over the province’s mining and energy sectors by limiting foreign involvement, fast-tracking resource development
The world’s oceans are increasingly becoming an important new frontier in the geopolitical and economic race for critical minerals, with countries fast-tracking
John Rubino, who writes a newsletter on Substack, explains the factors behind gold’s ‘epic run,’ pointing to underlying elements like Basel III