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In spite of reaching bear market levels (for about 12 seconds) early in April, tech stocks have almost totally recovered, now being a mere 1% beneath its lifetime peak as measured by the QQQ. From a charting perspective, this moment is important since we are almost perfectly mushed against the broken trendline. Tomorrow’s jobs report should settle whether this trendline simply doesn’t matter or whether it represents true resistance.
Even though gold is barely budging right now, its younger brother silver is having a grand old time, blasting 4% higher and enjoying the power of a very long base that it has been building up.
Two months ago, the market was absolutely electrifying. Day to day, one never knew what the direction would be, but whether up or down, it would be big. The daily swings were large, and sometimes historic. It was a ball.
Here are how many people live in various cities that have (or need) jobs.
Click on the map below to see what countries are considered safest for travelers (Canada, Greenland, Norway, etc.) and the most terrifying (pretty much the entire continent of Africa).
