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Preface to both posts: on Friday evening, I went through my list of key ETFs, and I found eight that seemed strong and eight that seemed vulnerable to weakness. Here are the vulnerable-looking ones, in alphabetical order of their symbols:
Preface to both posts: on Friday evening, I went through my list of key ETFs, and I found eight that seemed strong and eight that seemed vulnerable to weakness. Here are the strong-looking ones, in alphabetical order of their symbols:
We’ve all heard the stories about the tens or even hundreds of billions of dollars allocated to government programs that, in the end, wound up providing things like broadband Internet access to eight houses or, like here in California, the decades spent on the high-speed rail system which has gone absolutely nowhere (and never will).
Remember “the Great Rotation”? That was the cute phrase they trotted out earlier this summer to explain away why tech stocks were crumbling: “It’s nothing! Don’t you worry! Foks are just buyin’ small caps, that’s all!”
Below is a ratio chart of gold to the US dollar index. The basing pattern is complete, and we have ripped away from it. The last time this happened was late February 2020………..and I could have sworn, that’s when things started to get really, really interesting.
