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Stocks And Precious Metals Charts – Instruments Of Darkness
Image Source: UnsplashStocks shook off their early concerns and managed to put together another rally higher.Gold and silver were lower along with the Dollar.VIX fell again. The market loves to wallow in complacency.Who is like unto the Beast?Nemesis awaits. People blind themselves to the consequences of their actions, and are willing to commit awful deeds, without considering […]
2024: Extreme Event Risk & Gold’s Open Rise
Image Source: UnsplashVideo Length: 00:26:58In this opening MAMChat for 2024, Matterhorn Asset Management principles, Egon von Greyerz and Matthew Piepenburg take a sober look ahead at a macro environment riddled with undeniable event risk—from geopolitics and asset bubbles to debased currencies and distrusted global leadership. None of these facts are pretty, yet they point the way […]
U.S. Stocks Ascend As The Market Anticipates Consumer Price Data
Image Source: PexelsMARKETSAfter a dip on Tuesday, where the proximate drivers were unclear as macro data did not indicate anything exceptional regarding economic strength or weakness, U.S. benchmarks are back in the Goldilocks mood on Wednesday, pushing higher, particularly in the technology sector, rebounding from a forbidding start to 2024. The S&P 500 is back trading […]
Financial Markets Report For Wednesday, January 10
Image Source: PexelsIn this video, Ira Epstein reviews the activity in the Financial Markets after the day that just ended, Wednesday, January 10.Video Length: 00:18:43More By This Author:Metals Report For Tuesday, January 9SPDR ETF Report For Tuesday, January 9Financial Markets Report For Tuesday, January 9
Rates Spark: Inflation Is Still Too High For Comfort
Image Source: PexelsWe will certainly know more after Thursday’s US inflation report. But even if it’s good, the US economy will still be a 3% to 4% inflation economy. On top of that the 10yr auction tailed, and the 10yr term premium is negative. We maintain the view that the US 10yr stays above 4%. We’ll […]
Current Analysis: Chemical Works Of Gedeon Richter
Image Source: PexelsChemical Works of Gedeon Richter PLC (RGEDF) is a pharmaceutical company. The company focuses on developing and manufacturing gynecological, cardiovascular, and central nervous system products. It manufactures original, generic, and licensed medicines for therapeutic treatments.The company has two business segments namely, (1) a Pharmaceuticals segment doing the research and development, manufacturing, sales and marketing of […]
XAU/USD Holds Positive Ground Above $2,020 Ahead Of US CPI Data
Image Source: Unsplash Gold price gains ground around $2,026 on the softer USD. Fed’s Williams said it is premature to call for rate cuts Market players will closely monitor the US Consumer Price Index (CPI), due on Thursday. Gold price (XAU/USD) drifted higher during the early Asian trading hours on Thursday. The softer US Dollar (USD) lends […]
Elliott Wave Insights: SP500, Nasdaq, DAX 40, FTSE 100, ASX200
Image Source: UnsplashStock Market Report S&P 500 – NASDAQ 100 – RUSSELL 2000 – DAX 40 – FTSE 100 – ASX 200. Elliott Wave Analysis Summary: Approaching the top of Wave i), once completed expect a retracement for wave ii), which is where we can look for our long trade setups. In this video, I compare […]
Tesla’s Ennui
Image Source: PexelsTesla (TSLA) has morphed from the world’s most exciting stock to something that more closely resembles a passbook savings account. Indeed, from June 8 2023 through January 8 2024, a period of seven months, the stock changed…….ZERO. I would like to suggest the analog below, which indicates that the price is going to continue to meander lower for weeks to come. « […]
The Chinese Connection: Here’s Why Inflation Won’t Fall To 2% And Stay There Indefinitely
In broad brush, central banks got away with the illusion of permanently low inflation even as they pumped trillions in new currency into the global economy for one reason: China. It is useful to think of China in the early-to-mid 1990s as a system of vast, interconnected, untapped pools of: 1. Cheap labor just awaiting exploitation […]
