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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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Skirting The Line
After the tumble the market took on Friday and Monday, it isn’t exactly shocking that, with eleven years of “buy the dip” success behind them, the buyers stampeded in to pick up stocks that were – umm – on sale.
Higher High
Investors would want to see is a cessation of the “lower highs” that had been plaguing the volatility index for so long.
The Market: The Thrill Is Gone
We’ve been stalled out for five solid trading days, going absolutely nowhere.
Tesla: Exploding Cars
Tesla is up about 230% in just half a year. It is now the most valuable car company on the planet. Beyond belief…
Just Sayin’ - The World Of Cryptos
Cryptos have, in recent weeks, managed to bust through a potent trendline, and that could spell good times ahead
One And The Same
In case it wasn’t already obvious, here is the chart of the assets held directly by the Federal Reserve and the SPY. The tail is wagging the dog.
How Now Green Dow
As decreed by Federal statute, the market hit lifetime highs again today, for the 327th day in a row. The bull market is flying along in its 11th year, and it will continue to do so until Jerome Powell decides to stop it.
Zume: SoftBank’s $4 Billion Pizza
The Zume company are essentially vans with pizza-making robots roaming from place to place. And who poured the most money into this venture? SoftBank. The robots may be impressive, but apparently the pizzas they make are not.
Repo Depot
The Fed Repurchase agreements data is simply jaw dropping...
Uber-Corn
Although Uber had a terrible time after its IPO, two things have happened over the past couple of months.
Golden Non-Slumbers
The world is slowly going to wake up to the madness that the central bankers of the world have foisted upon us, and gold will be one of the very few sensible safe havens.
Three Year-Ends
Here’s a month-by-month, and year-by-year, breakdown of the past three years in equities.
Peloton (WeBike) Update
Down 30% from its peak. I suspect much lower prices are ahead in 2020.
Go, Go, Gold
I’m not sure if it’s germane, but the fact that gold is so strong even with the US dollar strong is, I think, especially impressive. When it comes to long-term projections, silver is interesting but, for the moment, still kind of iff.
Clinging Like A Magnet
Try as it might to escape, Bitcoin is clinging steadfastly to its Fibonacci retracement. It’s actually quite remarkable.
Lofty Branch
It seems that Apple is awfully expensive, judging from its relative position to its long-term channel.
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