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Today we’re literally going to depilate our report last week on the Momentum Factor and just replace the stocks with Semi’s. Below we are looking at the Money Flow and Relative Performance Breadth of the…

Something very interesting happened over the weekend that I believe deserves attention. President Trump reposted commentary from Jim Rickards suggesting that gold could reach $10,000 an ounce before year-end, with even higher levels possible. The…

Today we’re starting the week by reviewing the Money Flow Model, which remains negative, though it appears to be attempting to bottom. The intermediate‑term moving‑average slope is flattening — an essential early step before the…

September arrives with several warning signs that deserve attention. This Friday’s Nonfarm Payrolls report could be particularly important. Recent employment data have been weakening, and new revisions show the U.S. created 79,000 fewer jobs than…

Today we’re looking at the Money Flow and Relative Performance Breadth of the two major momentum‑factor ETFs. What we’re seeing is straightforward but concerning: Money Flows and Relative Performance versus the Energy sector (hard‑asset equities)…

I recently read a New York Times article discussing Bill Gates concerns about the potentially profound economic consequences of artificial intelligence. His warning is not simply about job losses. Gates is asking a much larger…

This morning, I asked our A-1 supercomputer a provocative question: What if the United States, and perhaps a coordinated group of allied nations—deliberately encouraged a massive revaluation of gold? A-1’s answer was striking: there is…

Today, in the aftermath of NVDA’s earnings, we’re highlighting the Money Flow and Relative Performance Breadth (versus Energy) of SOXX, along with the large‑, mid‑, and small‑cap core markets. What stands out is that breadth…

But something important just changed. The U.S. government has formally classified gold as a sanctionable strategic asset class, alongside crypto and jet fuel. That is not a small development, and it is not random. Iran…

Last Friday we showed that the stock market is in a bear market when denominated in Gold. Today we are expanding that analysis by examining the S&P 500 versus the S&P GSCI (Goldman Sachs Commodity…

As Marty Zweig famously stated, “Don’t fight the Fed.” Today, it’s: don’t fight Soros’s alumni. Last night, the Druckenmiller Op‑Ed dropped in the Wall Street Journal, and the “family fight” has now become a full‑on…

Monday’s session reinforced the message. The S&P 500 slipped 0.28% to 7,652.86, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.76%, led lower by continued weakness in technology and semiconductor stocks. The Dow managed a 0.26% gain, highlighting…

The market’s technical picture changed materially over the past five trading days. As of Friday’s close, 13 of the 30 Mega-Cap Technology stocks—43%—had Daily Money Flow scores below the 50% breakeven level, the weakest reading…

Today we’re looking at the Money Flow Model, which remains deeply negative even as the market is back to all‑time highs. This divergence between weak broad‑based buying pressure/closing power and rising market prices continues to…

On August 11th, we published a report highlighting how the equity market, when denominated in Energy, is in a negative trend. Two days ago, we followed that with a Money Flow Buy Signal for the…