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Strategies & Market Trends : TRIPLE TRADES
OPEN 7.610-2.1%9:30 AM EST

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To: yard_man who wrote (2857)1/4/2023 2:40:07 PM
From: Tweets Boar Hog  Read Replies (2) of 4391
 
I continue to follow it and some other silvers.

The FNLPF chart has this overlapping ED type structure, which might make it easier to follow, than others. As is obvious I do cycle stuff now too, and have since applied it here. Those vert lines are 4.5 yr cycle lows. Next one due in late 2024,

We see if it breaks up here and proves cycles wrong.

I think the dollar has more room to upside as well.

But opinions, everyone has them.

Here is a quote from a recent Hurst site I follow about crude oil. Fits right in with what I have on the FNLPF chart, and maybe commodities in general. The best is always saved for last. Like Tesla, more pain coming on that one. But will it be the big buy at the bottom like Amazon was?

54 month and potentially 9 year cycles are both falling with next trough expected Summer 2024 circa 50 -> secular downtrend still underway.

Crude chart not postive for sure.

I am a longterm pm bull ym, been a long painful one for many. But the big move up will happen. Like CDE is an example. If you go way back it was like near 350 dollars in 1987. Long Term Investing? Ouch.

What is fundamentally a bit hard for me to grasp is why many of these are so beaten down, with gold at the price it is. Must be related to inflation and cost of doing business.

Tweets

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