Beating Inflation: What the US Dollar Chart is Telling Us
Inflation is in the headlines once again. Here's what it truly means, how it's affecting us, and how to beat it.
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Inflation is in the headlines once again. Here's what it truly means, how it's affecting us, and how to beat it.
Inflation is climbing and central banks around the world are calling for higher rates - Here's how to invest if rates rise.
The world may be moving to a green economy, but it still needs fossil fuels now. And lots of it. In fact, without more production, the world is on the verge of a blackout.
We look to the Baltic Dry Index follows raw materials as they move around the globe. Let's look at the chart to see what's in store for copper.
We have heard many times that Technical Analysis does not “work” for small cap stocks. This chart of Deep Six Resources says otherwise.
Interest rates aren't the only thing that can manipulate inflation. While the Fed says inflation is transitory, they're secretly doing this to boost it.
Are we on the verge of the next metals super-cycle? We look to the TSX Venture chart for clues on a cycle that often mints millionaires and billionaires.
Daily charts are sensitive to change and provide better clues "in real-time." Here is an analysis of Wolfden Resources' (TSX-V: WLF) daily stock chart.
Early in 2020, we zeroed in on Platinum Group Metals (TSX: PTM) (NYSE MKY: PLG) as a possible trade candidate. But were we right?
We have been predicting a copper breakout from a macro and political perspective. But what do the charts tell us? Let's take a look at the charts for copper stocks.
Recently all eyes have been on gold. But what about copper? Here is a breakdown of the key level of copper, as well as a bellwether stock for the sector.
The Baltic Dry Index (BDI) is used to forecast the likelihood of future economic activity. So what is the Baltic Dry Index chart telling us now?
We will look at the weekly chart for copper and examine the True Strength Index (TSI). What the TSI and why it is useful when analyzing the longer-term weekly chart for copper?