Our proprietary price cycle tool is showing us that the Daily Gold cycles may dive a bit lower, possibly into the $1250 to $1265 level, over the next 3~7+ days before reaching an ultimate low. We’ve been covering the precious metals markets like hawks because of our proprietary price modeling tools that suggested the April 21~24 dates as an ultimate...
The market’s rebound from the late-December low has been impressive, but not equitable. That is, some groups have done very well, while others have done poorly. The odd part: There’s been very little rhyme or reason to the market’s leaders and laggards. Neither market cap nor growth/value have been factors in the matter. That may or may not matter, however,...
The market’s rebound from the late-December low has been impressive, but not equitable. That is, some groups have done very well, while others have done poorly. The odd part: There’s been very little rhyme or reason to the market’s leaders and laggards. Neither market cap nor growth/value have been factors in the matter. That may or may not matter, however,...
Now that the April 21 ~ 24 Gold “momentum base” prediction that we’ve been discussing for the past 4+ months has past and appears to be accurate, we think it is time to start warning of increased market volatility and the potential for a market “shake-out” to happen. Last week was a key component to our future price predictions and...
Now that the April 21 ~ 24 Gold “momentum base” prediction that we’ve been discussing for the past 4+ months has past and appears to be accurate, we think it is time to start warning of increased market volatility and the potential for a market “shake-out” to happen. Last week was a key component to our future price predictions and...
By Keris Lahiff, CNBC After bracing for the worst, Wall Street got a welcome surprise this earnings season. Instead of the beginnings of an earnings recession, corporate profits are now expected to come in flat to slightly higher for the first three months of the year. Lindsey Bell, investment strategist at CFRA Research, explains how the Street got it so...
By Keris Lahiff, CNBC After bracing for the worst, Wall Street got a welcome surprise this earnings season. Instead of the beginnings of an earnings recession, corporate profits are now expected to come in flat to slightly higher for the first three months of the year. Lindsey Bell, investment strategist at CFRA Research, explains how the Street got it so...
It was against the odds, but the market found a way to press on into new, record-high territory. The S&P 500 logged a gain of 1.2%, ending the week at 2939.88. The volume behind the move was thinner than preferred, though surprisingly not as thin as one would expect following a 22% gain since late-December. The market is inarguably overbought...
It was against the odds, but the market found a way to press on into new, record-high territory. The S&P 500 logged a gain of 1.2%, ending the week at 2939.88. The volume behind the move was thinner than preferred, though surprisingly not as thin as one would expect following a 22% gain since late-December. The market is inarguably overbought...
By Stephanie Landsman, CNBC One of Wall Street's top metals expects predicts gold will breakout this year. With gold prices sinking to 2019's lowest level last Thursday, Standard Chartered's Suki Cooper believes they're closing in on oversold territory. One of her key assumptions: The Federal Reserve keeps its interest rate hike policy on hold through next year. It's a scenario,...
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