Weekly Market Forecast Jan 27 - 31stThis is an outlook for the week of Jan 27-31st.
In this video, we will analyze the following FX markets:
ES \ S&P 500
NQ | NASDAQ 100
YM | Dow Jones 30
GC |Gold
SiI | Silver
PL | Platinum
HG | Copper
The indices are still moving higher, as investors are moving money from the USD to the equity markets, riding the Trump Pump. We'll see how long the euphoria will last, and how the market responds to a bevy of policy initiatives and executive orders by the US President.
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Forecast UPDATES! Jan 15, WedIn this video, we will update the forecasts for the following markets:
ES \ S&P 500
NQ | NASDAQ 100
YM | Dow Jones 30
GC |Gold
SiI | Silver
PL | Platinum
HG | Copper
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Weekly Market Forecast Jan 6, 2025This is an outlook for the week of Jan 6-10th.
In this video, we will analyze the following FX markets:
ES \ S&P 500
NQ | NASDAQ 100
YM | Dow Jones 30
GC |Gold
SiI | Silver
PL | Platinum
HG | Copper
The indices look set to move higher, with the possible exception of the DOW.
The metals will underperform against a strong USD, which remains so in the near term.
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ridethepig | A game changer break in play for Copper/Gold ratio We can experiment with the opening here in the copper/gold ratio as commodity shortages begin to make the rounds as widely expected.
📌 Probably the most sensible response is to prepare for a slingshot into Copper with reversed flows in and out of Gold.
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It seems to be an inflection point at an early stage in the crisis. I would have preferred here to have seen the commodity shortages be avoided as more civil unrest will always follow. In a situation where monetary stimulus cannot solve a health crisis and no longer has the possibility at its disposal. We can conduct a whole new round of charts for commodities and look to play the currency exchange legs accordingly.
As usual thanks for keeping the feedback coming 👍 or 👎
The Gundlach Indicator: In No Man's LandThe copper/gold ratio is traditionally viewed as a good proxy for bond yields, and that relationship has held mostly true of late. That said, we do not agree with all this exuberance over a topside "breakout". The ratio is sitting right in the middle of the recent range with heavily overbought RSI levels. Could go either way.
Short Bonds & Long Copper | Copper/Gold vs. 10yr YieldsIt looks like the Bond market hasn't priced in growth or we're going to see a nasty reversion trade in the materials sector and a bond pop.
The Copper / Gold pair is a great proxy for inflation due to the divergent properties of the 2 metals. Copper is purely an industrial metal and a proxy for inflationary growth so the 10yr reacts correspondingly. Gold, on the other hand is a precious metal and trades similar to a monetary instrument and is loosely correlated to the long-end from the inverse yield relationship.