Since the bull market – – which, in a way, dates back to 1982 – – seems intractable, here are nine well-formed long-term bullish charts.

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Since the bull market – – which, in a way, dates back to 1982 – – seems intractable, here are nine well-formed long-term bullish charts.

In my last post on Thursday last week I was, among other things, looking at a sharply upsloping H&S on Bitcoin (BTCUSD) that had broken down with a target in the 92,000 area, though I was expecting that H&S to reject back up into the highs, and over last weekend Bitcoin broke down into a low at 97.7k.
On the face of it that was looking promising for the H&S to reach target but in my premarket video on Monday I put the case against that, on the basis that so far at least, this was looking like a backtest of the daily middle band as part of a bullish consolidation. In my premarket video on Tuesday I had drawn in the obvious bull flag setups on both Bitcoin and Solana (SOLUSD).
(more…)Good Lord. Would you like to see a post I did almost precisely one year ago? Here it is, verbatim, in its entirety, from January 15, 2024.
In case you aren’t convinced the world has lost its mind, I present to you the hiring policy of our own Federal Aviation Administration.

Tip o’ the paw to TNRevolution, who has been steadfast in his bearishness against United Parcel Service (UPS).

On the heels of the all-too-rare selloff on Monday, the bulls have been roaring ahead nonstop. This has also affected my favorite short, EFA, which is the ETF for worldwide equities sans North America.
