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June 8, 2022

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The Top 3 Gold Stocks to Consider Now by Ian Cooper

"Waldo" Patterns by Thomas DeMark

Top That Trade Weekly Update by Alan Knuckman

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The Top 3 Gold Stocks to Consider Now
by Ian Cooper

There’s still plenty of upside ahead for gold.

In fact, according to Goldman Sachs, it could still see $2,500 this year – especially with fears of a potential recession. Also, according to Jeff Currie, Goldman Sachs global head of commodities research, as quoted by Bloomberg, “It’s a perfect storm for gold right now.”

“There’s three legs to this story. One, you have strong investor demand for gold over concerns about inflation, recessions, downturn in places like Europe. The second leg is central bank buying… and with the situation in Russia, they’re likely to accumulate dollar in reserves they can’t do anything with. What can they do with it? Buy gold. Then you have central banks in places like China and Turkey diversifying for de-dollarization reasons. Then you have diversification reasons in places like Brazil and India.”

With plenty of uncertainty in coming months, investors are likely to buy more gold to hedge against issues such as rising inflation, geopolitical issues, and potential economic downturns.

"Waldo" Patterns
by Thomas DeMark

A fictional cartoon character named Waldo has been popularized and promoted in books, posters, puzzles, and a game entitled “Where’s Waldo?” His creator, Martin Handford, has made it a challenge to find Waldo in the midst of hundreds of other cartoon figures. Camouflaged and hidden in the extreme recesses of these pictures is Waldo. His location is difficult to identify, but once shown or discovered it becomes obvious. This exercise reminded me of a similar process I have been involved in for years – identifying, on a chart, price patterns that are obscured and overwhelmed by the price activity surrounding them. Once I became aware of what to look for, however, this process was simple. Consequently, I have labeled these chart relationships and patterns as Waldo patterns. Rather than get into a lengthy discussion regarding their genesis, I will merely highlight their existence and underscore some of the observations I have made regarding their implications. Suffice it to say that I suggest you research these Waldo patterns to determine whether they might play a role in your trading program. Whether you deal in equities, futures, or cash markets, these patterns should convey similar messages.

Top That Trade Weekly Update
by Alan Knuckman

HOP, TINA AND RISE UP!

1) HOLIDAY HOP
What dies the price action from before the holiday with the stock surge tell you if anything? Alan says the short covering jump can be the beginning of something for stocks. That was the fourth major new low on lower volume and no new highs in volatility that is usually the sign of a bottom. This week needs to build on the boom reversal of last week with a close above the Friday before finish. Phil says the bottom is in for stocks after another test of Bear Market territory was rejected.

2) TINA
Who is your pick to click in commodities now that THERE IS NO OTHER ALTERNATIVE? Phil says it is nice to see others recognize the opportunity in commodities like we have been talking about for years and especially the last few months. Oil and Copper are standouts to watch. The cure for high commodity prices is often higher prices to get more production but that may not be so easy now. Alan points out that Goldman Sachs is making the call for commodities TINA turnaround from stocks money flows and GS looks like a buy with risk reward on the bullish side as a beaten down bank. GS has been from $300 to $350 with upside breakout targeting $400.

3) RISE UP RATES
Dividend stocks have trounced the market missteps, which ones are a go for yield ?? Phil sticks with Energy picking EOD out of the list expected expanding dividends. Alan stays with the bank theme with Citi set up for dividend growth and a solid price bottom in the stock. Also look at MO which has made new highs in May ignoring the stock market slide with buying demand on a 7% dividend yield.

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