Robert McHugh, Ph.D.
Robert McHugh, Ph.D. Articles
There is no stopping the rise in the price of gold. As long as world Central Bankers continue to increase the quantity of fiat currencies, because gold’s production is limited, a simple supply and demand equation predicts gold must go...
In previous articles several months ago, we showed that gold was going to explode higher from a Bullish Cup and Handle pattern, from 1,269 toward 1,600ish. Most of that rise has occurred. This past week saw a sharp decline. Let’s explore...
Gold has many reasons for value, as it is an inflation hedge, and a safe haven, is a precious metal, acts as a currency, is a key component in electronics, and even has medicinal usage in the homeopathic world.
Stocks are finishing multiple patterns of varying degrees of trend that look close to completion. Patterns are the market speaking to us. Markets know where they are headed next. These patterns are the accumulated price action from all...
A major stock market top is imminent. Let’s take a look at several pattern charts and other evidence warning the next strong stock market decline is fast approaching.
Other evidence is building for a coming stock market decline. There are Bearish divergences between major stock indices and their 10 day average Advance/Decline Line Indicators. There is also a 10 observation Hindenburg Omen on the clock...
Gold busted out sharply higher this past week predictably after finishing its Bullish Cup and Handle pattern we were showing in development for months. Let’s take a look.
We are seeing positive charts for Gold, with several different patterns and wave mappings confirming the Bullish case. They all have an upside price target for Gold of 1,600 to 1,650ish over the coming months. Let’s take a look.
The stock market has generated an official confirmed Hindenburg Omen stock market crash warning signal as of May 20th, 2019. While it only takes two observations for an official Hindenburg Omen, this one so far has five observations, the...
It has been a wild ride for the Stock Market over the past several weeks. Is the next major decline starting? Or is this just Twitter indigestion?
