- Othernegative for stocksshort-termThe host expects gold to keep falling toward roughly 3,500, arguing the August rally was a bear-market 'sucker rally' now confirmed by the breakdown from the 4,000 level.Source
- Market Breadthnegative for stocksshort-termThe host believes the stock market is undergoing the correction he predicted, citing weekly charts and his 'energy phases' analysis.Source
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- SPYneutralshort-termThe host sees the S&P 500 in a sideways energy-building phase that will soon produce a very strong move, but he explicitly says he cannot predict whether it breaks up or down.Source
- SPYbearishshort-termThe host lays out a conditional bearish scenario: a break below 7,600 triggers a strong downside move toward roughly 7,300 or lower, followed by a possible slingshot rebound.Source
- QQQbearishshort-termThe host flags the NASDAQ as more bearish than the S&P because it has already printed a false breakout; a breakdown from the current range would bring a pretty strong move lower.Source
- IWMbearishshort-termThe host notes the Russell has made a lower low and says he is not buying the current rally; a rally that fails and rolls back down would be very bearish.Source
- DIAbearishshort-termThe host warns the Dow has rallied and is holding, but a break below the nearby low in the next couple of days would trigger follow-through to the downside and drag the entire market down.Source
- Oil & Energypositive for stocksshort-termThe host sees oil in a strong uptrend of higher lows, likely to break out and move above its recent high.Source
- XOMbullishlong-termThe host recalls calling XOM and CVX for two years of upside last year, and these energy names have since broken out strongly.Source
- Oil & Energypositive for stocksshort-termThe host calls the energy sector still the strongest out there, with XLE up roughly 60% this year while other markets get crushed.Source
- Oil & Energyneutralshort-termThe host warns against entering the energy sector now since it has already made a big move; latecomers should not chase it.Source
- Othernegative for stocksshort-termThe host sees gold about to break a new low with silver at a new low, gold down roughly 30% while energy rallies.Source
- SPYneutralshort-termThe S&P 500 is in an energy-building sideways phase preceding a big move, direction unknown; a break below 7,600 would trigger a strong drop toward 7,300.Source
- QQQneutralshort-termThe Nasdaq mirrors the S&P's energy-building phase but already printed a false breakout, making it slightly weaker; a breakdown would bring a strong move lower.Source
- IWMbearishshort-termThe Russell has made a lower low and the current rally is not to be trusted, signaling the trend has turned bearish.Source
- DIAneutralshort-termThe Dow has rallied and is holding; if it breaks the lower level in the next couple of days, it would follow through lower and drag the whole market down.Source
- SLVbearishmid-termSilver's bull market is over with continued lower highs and lows; the current pause precedes another leg down toward the 40 level once 50 breaks.Source
- GLDbearishmid-termGold is forming a massive round top and is about to get crushed, with a minimum target of $3,500; breaking $4,000 accelerates the decline.Source
- USObullishmid-termOil keeps making higher lows and is steaming upward; a break higher could take it above the recent high.Source
- CVXbullishlong-termThe host also flagged Chevron last year for two years of upside as part of his energy-sector focus.Source
- XOMbullishlong-termThe host recalls flagging Exxon for two years of upside last year, a call that has played out with the energy breakout.Source
- XLEbullishlong-termXLE remains the strongest sector; the host and his elite group positioned late last year and have benefited all year as it rose nearly 60%.Source
- Othernegative for stocksshort-termThe host says the silver bull market is over, with lower highs and lower lows; the current pause precedes another leg down toward the 40 level once 50 breaks.Source
- Othernegative for stocksmid-termThe host sees a massive round top in gold and expects it to get crushed, with a minimum target of 3500 and acceleration once 4000 breaks, though rallies may occur along the way.Source
- GLDbullishlong-termLong-term, over the next ten years, the host still sees gold reaching 10,000+ once it finishes building energy through the current consolidation.Source
- GLDbearishlong-termThe host argues gold's two-year bull run has exhausted its energy and a 1–2 year time-phase correction is underway, with a possible 50% retracement taking GLD toward 300.Source
- XLEbullishlong-termXLE built energy through three sideways years and has just broken out this year, starting the same kind of multi-year bull phase gold had.Source
- USObullishmid-termOil spent four years building energy sideways and has now broken out strongly, a move the host says he flagged at the start of the year.Source
- XOMbullishlong-termThe host's trading group focused on Exxon from 111 late last year; it is now at 178 after a three-year energy-building base, and the move continues.Source
- CVXbullishlong-termThe host's group focused on Chevron at 153; it is now at 223 and, after a pullback, is getting ready to move up again.Source
- SPYbearishmid-termAfter a long advance, the S&P 500 is running out of energy; the current breakout is failing and reversing — the false breakout he predicted — with a correction likely next.Source
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- Otherneutrallong-termAfter a two-year rally, gold is near the end of its acceleration phase and needs at least a year of sideways consolidation before another big move; it is not ready to run to $10,000.Source
- Othernegative for stocksmid-termMedia noise peaks at tops; many traders have been destroyed in gold over the last six months because they FOMO-bought late in the expansion phase.Source
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