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A little less price action on the 10 year

Yes, I used to be a swing trader too. But I have left that urgency behind me. Now I am an investor. Good luck to you, Mr. Slope Trader. :sneaky::sneaky::sneaky::sneaky::sneaky:

You remind me of the story of the guy who is picking up pennies in front of the steamroller. But this is supposedly a free country. So, have at it.

Not a buyer of options here... but I think all options are short term holds, for tax purposes. Makes sense too. The long term holding tax advantage (in rates) is to encourage less trading. CFOs of listed companies prefer that. Makes their jobs easier to plan, and better, higher returns returns...

First of all copper will struggle go up without a rally in crude oil One of hallmarks of swing from bear-to-bull is the ability of markets to leave aggressive traders in the dust. i think we may be looking at that here. People hear reports of booming money supply. But are lulled to sleep with...

The Zig-Zag is a textbook Elliott Wave correction. it is possible for the zig zag to get more complicated, but not likely. The buy signal is confirmed by a divergence on a new low. Or just buy it now. I don't anticipate a major new low. The rally to $5.19 on May 20 was the breakout. We are in...

A_B_C zigzag

Several years ago, I remember reading Carl Icahn was building a large position in FCX. ($12/share) And he was basically denying it, "don't do what I'm doing". Yeah, stupid as a fox.

OK Just leave a link for who's making more copper.

What can you say? 20 + years of sideways. Zowie. This chart gets a "10".

And the arch nemesis of all those playing the inflation trade is the inclination for all the Central Banks to deny what they are doing. As in "if everytbody expects inflation, it doesn't work".or at least, the goal to inflate away $35Trillion in debt furtively does not work." Ya know, we have...

Sorry, looks like this: Also, I'm bullish on commodities, esp energy.

No help from the USD, cratering, as Jerry Powell runs the printing press.

I think the flaw in your thinking is called "Recency bias". what happened recently has always happened, and somewhat predictably. But that is not the historical case at all. The principals (e.g. JD Rock) had NO idea what a mature crude oil market looked like.Indeed guys like JD Rock were just...

No, I'm talking about a shift in the markets. Money needs to go somewhere, maybe just a more overlooked area. for the past 45 years, these markets have only priced in he technology facets of commodity price advance. Not saying we are entering a commodity boom. But maybe.'

Not all stocks are created the same. If you look at the long term charts on these, they look like like hit and miss engines, goes 100 years plus, then change the oil. First thing look at XOM, fresh as the day old JD had his feet up on the roll-top desk shooting the breeze with Henry...

If their skills are needed, they wait months, maybe. Needed skills are soaked up by Fortune 100 companies. They pay the H1B fees. Point being, most of these immigrants have zero to no skills that are critical.