One of our favorite bearish sectors keeps on keeping on. Huzzah!
That’s it, ladies and gentlemen (oh, I mean, “friends” and “dreamers of all ages“). The first quarter is complete. Here are some major ETFs displayed as quarterly bars, with a few remarks in the caption area.
No, “SHNGPITFP” isn’t some virtue-signaling all-inclusive concoction. It stands for Should Have Never Gone Public In The First Place, and these are stocks that are illustrative of the poisoned financial times in which we live (and…
I realize that I won’t shut up about layered charts, but this is seriously the best feature I’ve thought of for any charting product I’ve developed. I’m having a blast with it. Here are a couple of interesting charts. This o…
Well, I sure feel one hell of a lot better today than I did yesterday, when I had one of the only times in seventeen years that I didn’t even want to write about the market. Today, as we begin Slope’s 18th year in business, we got some …
I think it’s reasonable to posit that volatility has made an important bottom. I’ll add to that – – I hope to God it has! We have utterly unwound terror at this point. I’d also like to point out that picture-perfect ga…
Gold, and the miners of it, seem to be stabilizing nicely, and I wanted to offer these five charts of individual gold miners as long ideas. I have deliberately included the volume pane, since in some instances the pick-up in volume in recent months…
How weirdly divergent the market is from the cumulative advance/decline.
I’ve seen in mentioned that Q1 2022 was the same as Q1 2020 – – that is, a hard, fast selloff followed by a V-shaped recovery. Well, yes, I can certainly see the similarities. But I do want to point out one key difference by way o…
Most of you know that just about the only thing that got “nuked’ with the Ukraine conflict was safe haven commodities, such as gold, which lost $200 per ounce in short order. In some countries, however, this drop has been rendered moot …