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During market corrections, prices of major indexes, sector ETFs, and individual stocks often trade below overhead supply. In plain English, that means there’s still a ton of stock for sale at higher prices — more sellers than buyers. Every time…
Founder’s Note: Sam Gatlin’s overseas adventures continue. Last week, from his base in Greece Sam traveled to Dubai for the 2025 CMT Global Investment Summit. And he ran into (and partied with!) a living legend. Here’s Sam with everything he…
What really drives market corrections? Even the strongest bull markets don’t move in a straight line. Prices surge, they pause, they retrace – sometimes in quick pullbacks that last a few weeks, other times in grinding corrections that drag on…
Have you ever actually taken the time to study market bubbles? I mean really study them. Everyone knows the classics: the Dutch Tulip Mania of 1636-37, the South Sea Bubble of 1720, Japan’s real estate and stock bubble of the…
Gold ripped past $4,000 an ounce this morning — the highest price in history. We’ve been long metals stocks, so yes, we’re smiling. But there are bigger questions to tackle here. What do record-breaking gold prices actually mean for stocks?…
Go study every bull market over the past 100 years. Seriously. Go do it. It’s more valuable than anything you’ll read here today, I promise. Because if you don’t know what bull markets look like – their rhythms, their rotations,…
I love it when bears get caught forgetting that we’re in the middle of a raging bull market. They overlook one of the most powerful forces in markets: sector rotation. It’s alive, it’s relentless, and it keeps proving them wrong.…
Asset prices trend. That we know. Market returns aren’t random. We all have the data. That’s why technical analysis works. Real technicians spend their time studying price, identifying those trends, and positioning to profit from them. Now, to be clear,…
