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The NFTRH plan is and has been that the gold mining sector, due to the fundamentals implied by the handy graphic below, could eventually lead a world full of inflatables higher. The miners, leveraging gold’s out performance to most everything else during liquidity crises and even deflation, move first and draw in the inflationist bugs later. If the macro goes inflationary the miners will likely continue to perform well (ref. the 2003-2008 period) but would no longer be the go-to sector.
We introduced the new SlopeAlerts front end a couple of days ago, and this morning we fired up the back end, allowing alerts to actually start being delivered.
The idea that a stock is “on sale” isn’t one I normally mention, but there are a couple of decent-looking bullish charts which, today, are getting clobbered. Their bullish patterns have not been violated, however, so I offer you these two relatively young high-tech stocks for consideration:
SPX made it to the 3100 area as expected, and a bit higher, and is now at the last big inflection point area before a retest of the all time highs. Why is this a big area? Well this is the last big fibonacci retracement level, and there are two significant high levels here, the first rally high after the all time high at 3136.72, and the November 2019 high at 3154.26 made on the move up to the all time high. A break over these levels is fine, but if 3154.26 is converted to support then that opens the way for a possible test of the all time high at 3393.52. That’s a real possibility now, but we should at least see a retracement from this area.
SPX daily chart:
