Gary Tanashian
Founder & Editor @ NFTRH.com
Gary Tanashian is founder and editor of the popular Notes from the Rabbit Hole (NFTRH). Gary successfully owned and operated a progressive medical component manufacturing company for 21 years, keeping the company’s fundamentals in alignment with global economic realities through various economic cycles. The natural progression from this experience is an understanding of and appreciation for global macro-economics as it relates to individual markets and sectors.
Gary Tanashian Articles
The transition to a post-bubble macro continues making progress. When the bubble makers are finally banished, when their policies are shown in the light of day (and of a rebellious bond market) to have been mere macro parlor tricks played...
Reviewing a minor pattern, HUI’s Head & Shoulders (would-be) Top. I say “minor” because even if it plays out it’s just a little feller, with a measurement to around 300, within an ongoing rally. I was asked for comment on what a...
Gold’s bull market has, through twists and turns, been ongoing since 2000 and through coming twists and turns, will keep going.
The ever entertaining mainstream financial media, which wanted to convince the masses that the yield curve inversions that took place in 2022 signaled the end of economy and bull market *, have a new line they want investors to swallow...
The ratios of gold to stocks (SPX) and the miners to stocks (SPY) are still intact to the rally theme. There are of course macro and sector fundamentals and nominal chart technicals to consider. But one aspect of the ongoing rally view...
Let’s now introduce some gold discussion, as gold is the asset (IMO) that will ultimately prevail in the developing macro. However, if we can leave aside our mentalities as casino patrons, we may realize two things…
We expected a latter stage market rotation to include commodities, and now it is here.
As the economy slows, the mortgage refinance boom is among the components of the “Goldilocks” economy. Some media (along with anecdotal sources witnessed on X) are trumpeting how strong the economy will be in 2025, using a mortgage...
The Fed held off, held off, held off some more. It held rates at a high level for meeting after meeting, despite the fade in inflation signals that we’ve expected (and now seen) since Q1, 2023 (Goldilocks), unemployment that has long-since...
The financial media appear to once again be leading the public astray about the Yield Curve situation. The media pounded and pounded the yield curve’s inversion as a signal about an imminent economic recession. We have noted again and...
