
Drowning in Gold

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As enthusiastic as I am about precious metals, I wrote two days ago that they were probably due for “a pause that refreshes.” Both gold and silver have been weakening since then. Here’s SLV:

Well, it’s a day that ends in “y”, so I’m bearish on TSLA again. I’m sure none of you are surprised. This is the turd that simply won’t flush. I think we are at a nexus point, however, as decisions will be made by investors going into the end of this year as to whether this is worthy of the high valuation which the market continues to bestow upon it. I shorted it (again) as I think the decisions will be to finally give up on rose colored glasses in the medium term. I have mostly technical reasons, but I also have behavioral reasoning behind my decision as well.

This post is prompted by a post I saw on X, highlighting a TA on CNBC who noted the inverted H&S that HUI is establishing in ratio to SPX. The follow-on discussion included some fretting that the contrarian negatives of being highlighted on CNBC are a clear and present danger.
(more…)The one area I can claim to have been persistently bullish – – precious metals – – continues to thrive. As we approach a new trading day, gold futures are at their highest levels in history, with $2600 within reach and a full $100/oz under its belt in just a few days.
