
“The bear is over” … Kumbaya
Yesterday, the WSJ quite casually announced the “ending [of] the longest Nasdaq bear market since

Trend-followers are enjoying the current rally in U.S. equity indices, with the S&P 500 and Nasdaq continuing to grind higher, painting a picture of resilience. But beneath the index-level strength, individual stock trading remains erratic. Traders are grappling with choppy setups, navigating between punishing whipsaws and euphoric surges. This is

A few months back, before the April tariff crash (did people actually think 2025 Trump was going to be different than 2021 Trump?), I wrote a number of articles of how the US markets are trading in a choppy fashion, full of air pockets, climactic pump and dump, and blue-chip

Hi friends,Navigating global markets in the last few weeks has been an interesting affair, to say the least. After the April tariff crash, popular large-cap indices across the globe have recovered back to or near old price Highs made back Feb/March, staging a mind-bending power rally rivaling 2023 Nov/Dec and

For the last 15 months, gold has been on a tear, with spot prices running up just north of 60% against the dollar since March 2024 and after moving out of a decade-long digestion starting way back in 2011. As in May and November 2024, the run is currently taking





Yesterday, the WSJ quite casually announced the “ending [of] the longest Nasdaq bear market since


