Chart Symmetry is designed around the observation that prices tend to change direction along certain preferred gradients. Different preferred gradients are linked though the Fibonacci ratio.
Gold Editorials & Commentary
March 15, 1999
March 11, 1999
The "Three Faces of Eve" . .
Forecast: Gold Prices In 1998 And Beyond
Talk about a tough market to interpret! The stock operators (i.e., manipulators) on Wall Street have made the market analyst's job extremely difficult, and we have no way of knowing for certain whether this is a market in net distribution or net accumulation.
March 8, 1999
The U.S. financial markets soared Friday when the nation's employment numbers showed a strong economy with near-full employment, but not strong enough to prompt the Federal Reserve Board to tighten interest rates.
What a refuge the investor has in those peerless gold stocks! While technical deterioration and extreme overvaluation abounds throughout the stock market today, a brand new bull market is just beginning in the golds sector.
Chart Symmetry is designed around the observation that prices tend to change direction along certain preferred gradients. Different preferred gradients are linked though the Fibonacci ratio.
The US stock market has just reached new record highs, as measured by the major indices, with valuations that are in no way supported by the earnings of the underlying businesses. Share prices are, in fact, supported by debt.
March 4, 1999
Hanging onto support by its fingernails . . . the stock market managed to climb back up from a very precarious position; though by no means has the market secured a good footing.
It explains the ridiculous rise in Internet stock prices.
"If it's magic, then why can't it be everlasting?"
—Stevie Wonder, "If it's Magic,"-1975
March 2, 1999
Alan Greenspan wants us to believe he's got a boring job, but I'm not buying it.
The Fed chairman was on Capitol Hill last week, waxing cautiously optimistic as ever while forecasting moderate growth in the U.S. economy.
March 1, 1999
The American Experience Conclusions
Chart Symmetry is designed around the observation that prices tend to change direction along certain preferred gradients. Different preferred gradients are linked though the Fibonacci ratio.
Since 1492 when Cristobal Colon (Christopher Columbus as he is known in the U.S.) discovered the Americas, GOLD has always been the monetary messiah of the Latin American continent. This region encompasses the entire area from the Rio Grande river (U.S.
February 25, 1999
"A pototypical distribution. .
February 22, 1999
Inflation, never far from the economic spotlight, enjoyed top billing at Alan Greenspan's recent appearance before Congress.
Chart Symmetry is designed around the observation that prices tend to change direction along certain preferred gradients. Different preferred gradients are linked though the Fibonacci ratio.
MYTH…
Central Bank Gold Sales: much ado about nothing
February 19, 1999
We haven't been this bullish on the speculative gold stocks sector in years!
Cast as the perennial bad guy of financial assets, gold faces many protagonists. Low gold prices reassure the bond market that commodity prices remain tame and that no inflationary threat exists.
February 18, 1999
Panicky peddling. . was not our expectation Tues. night when S&P premiums evaporated, and a big discount prevailed on the overnight Globex market.
February 16, 1999
" I set to work to read the Act of Parliament by which the Bank of England was created in 1694. The inventors knew well what they were about.
February 15, 1999
The American Experience
Period 5: Inflation of 1933-1997
Duration: 64 years
Commodity Prices: +1013%
Purchasing Power of Gold: +51%
Monetary System: Gold Exchange Standard, then Fiat
The U.S. stock market continued once again to display a surprising lack of decisive directional thrust last week for the sixth consecutive week.
Chart Symmetry – a comprehensive system for technical analysis – is designed around two observations of the way prices behave:
February 11, 1999
Supply is overwhelming demand. . . not just in IPO's, like the permabulls are rationalizing, but with the huge long positions "hot panting" mutual fund or vociferous hedge managers apparently haven't in any meaningful way started liquidating.
February 10, 1999
One of the smartest businessmen I know, a highly successful wine importer, has done well in the stock market over the last five years.
