Silver - What to expect long term Not all concepts in financial markets are complex. It is always the simple reduction of things, that are convincing. It requires expansion first to be able to reduce, but once in alignment less [...]
Silver - A week in review In our chartbook from June 30th 2019, we had planed a low risk reentry zone which was right away hit. When the market opened that weekend after the publication, the trap we had set, [...]
Profit taking and reentry timing Trading is not a science - it is an art form. A bold statement but if you look through history, you will find that wall-street threw some of the brightest minds towards problem solving and [...]
Point of interest Many find themselves baffled by the recent action in the precious metal sector. While many awaited a quiet summer time to immerse, gold and silver are in strong uptrend since three weeks. No one knows if this [...]
A trade underway While in a trade it is important to remove yourself emotionally and review its standing. One has infinite choices before entry to make up ones mind and to stack edges upon edges for considering market participation. Once [...]
Progression The definition of progression One of the main definitions for progression is "the process of developing or moving gradually towards a more advanced state". One of our main goals is to enrich our readers in the "decision making processes" within [...]
Sell in May and go away Many follow this advise and do this for a good reason. Cyclical behavior is statistically proven. It is certainly wise to be more reserved during the so called summer doldrums. But this year seems [...]
Value If today's headline would refer to the value of silver, this would be a long article. Silver's nickname "the poor mans gold" does this precious metal not justice at all. Its amazing properties is a staple and finds itself [...]
Confluence In last week´s chart book we illustrated a way on how to reduce risk through a reentry strategy. We are aware that each market participant has to pick his or her time frame in which to execute and hold [...]
Reentry? Our approach is one of very low risk. We aren't sitting for long times in entry zones and expose capital to risk. We rather believe in tight stops followed by a reentry, if warranted for. It is certainly a [...]
