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The S&P 500 went back to relentless rallying on Friday, yet the selling wave before the close looks to indicate hesitation ahead. Even though VIX is attacking the 16 level, and the put/call ratio ticked higher, the bulls are little disturbed thus far – and they‘re unlikely to get upset. Whatever consolidation comes, would be a sideways one – one to be bought. That‘s the result of ample liquidity in the system, which is denting the rotations. Yields can go up or down, yet the se...

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40-yr cycle -- Last lows: 1942 -1982. Next low: ~2022 7-yr cycle – Last lows: 2009-2016.  Next low: ~2023 Market Analysis IWM vs SPX (weekly) For the first time in several months, IWM is showing some significant relative weakness to SPX.  In the past, this has been a warning that the latter was about to correct.  Since this warning is also duplicated in the daily oscillators -- and since SPX is deemed to have reached an interim price projection -- an imminent reversal should be...

Ever since the market crash in February and March of 2020, so many investors, authors and analysts have been on high alert for the next shoe to drop. In fact, I can no longer count how many articles (along with comments) I have read which have called this market one name or another, while looking for the next crash. While such descriptive name calling included a “bubble,” or “topping,” or having gone “too far too fast,” or “not supported by the fundamentals,” or having an “ove...

Gold and silver markets are exhibiting more signs of breaking out into a rally. On Thursday, bond yields pulled back sharply. That helped fuel a new record in the Dow Jones Industrials. But the precious metals sector was an outperformer on the day, with mining stocks leading gold prices to a fresh multi-week high. With the exception of palladium, precious metals markets have lagged behind other asset classes in 2021. That may be in the process of changing here in the second quarter. Me...

YuanPay Team Discuss The Process Of Crypto Diversification :: The Market Oracle ::

Gold had a good day yesterday, but as it hits the $1,770 resistance line, it will be anything but easy for the yellow metal. The real test has begun. And so, it happened. Gold moved right to its target level that seemed to be the max that it could reach, but that didn’t seem to be the most likely outcome. Just because it wasn’t the most likely outcome, doesn’t make it impossible. The “most likely” can happen all the time – after all its only “most likely” not “certain�...

Gold Fireworks Doubt the Official Inflation Story :: The Market Oracle ::

The recent rally in the bond yields pushed gold prices down, but this trend won’t continue forever, as the Fed will likely be forced to step in. In March, we saw a continuation of the rally in bond yields that started in February. As the chart below shows, the 10-year real interest rates have soared from -1.06 on February 10 to -0.66 percent on March 23. What is clear from the chart is the strong correlation between the 10-year TIPS yields and the gold prices. As a consequence, the risi...

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