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Tim Knight has been charting and trading since 1987. His first stock trade was, in fact, on October 19, 1987 – the day of the crash – which perhaps goes a long way explaining his disposition toward ...more

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Oil Index
Energy stocks have been annoyingly strong over the past few weeks.
GameStop. Again
I was looking at GME early on Wednesday and thinking to myself, “it seems to have stabilized above $40. Maybe I should buy a ton of it in my virtual account.” But I didn’t. I just moved on with my day. And then this happened.
Who’s In, Who’s Out
Let’s take a look at some important cash indexes.
Winding Up For The Pitch
Silver is looking better by the day.
What Didn’t Break?
After some rough sailing on the crypto seas, one might assume it was a total disaster. Not at all.
The SPY Who Loved Me
If there’s one ETF that neatly captures the entire US stock market, it is the oldest of the old, and the biggest of the big: the SPYders.
Go. Stop. Yield.
If you want some long-time perspective as to how ghastly-high the stock market is, look at this dividend yield chart dating back to 1871.
Crypto: The BCH Is Back
Some of the alt-coins have absolutely gobbled up recent enthusiasm for crypto.
Silver Perks Up
As poorly as precious metals have done since August 6th, silver has remained relatively frisky.
Index Anemia
Let’s take a fresh look at eight important cash index markets.
Muscle Fatigue
Peloton is in for some big trouble at this point.
Tesla Uptrend At Risk
Maybe still a few pennies away, but it’s awfully close.
Doge Training
So much of what we consider wealth is just a wispy thread of gossamer at this point.
Nine Lives: My 9 Options
My options portfolio has nine directionally-bearish positions. Eight of them are, relatively speaking, quite conservative.
The Folly Of Diamond Hands
The notion of "Diamond Hands" maintains that once a popularly-touted security has been acquired, it must be held at all costs. If it drops 30%, 50%, 90%, or more, it doesn’t matter. You owe it to the group to maintain the position. This is lunacy.
Permafrost And Inflation
If the permafrost begins to melt, a staggering amount of carbon gets released in the atmosphere. Trillions of tons of carbon exist, but they are stowed away in the permafrost -- unless it melts. I think it’s exactly the same way with inflation.
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