This is an extremely interesting graphic, but it’s about three miles tall by an inch wide, so I’ll just provide this link so you can look at it.

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This is an extremely interesting graphic, but it’s about three miles tall by an inch wide, so I’ll just provide this link so you can look at it.

As a bookend to my post earlier today about electric vehicles, here are the companies which supply the chargers to juice them up. Why these were such red-hot stocks in earlier days is beyond me (although I suspect people figured they’d be on the rich Build Back Better gravy train, which never left the station). This whole sector is looking awfully flimsy.

As Tesla has sunk back down into the triple digits (bringing its P/E down to the bargain-basement level of merely, and I am not making this up, 209) the tiny upstarts that want “in” on all that sweet, sweet TSLA sector glory are coughing up blood. Here is a Whitman’s sampler:

Every single item on my futures watch list is deep in the green today, which is annoying with some important exception: gold. Here we see GLD has mustered past its most recent (albeit small) basing pattern and is chipping away at that Ukraine Peak (which formerly had pushed futures to nearly $2100):
