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Biotech … The Big One?

September 10, 2025 By in $SPSIBI, Biotech, GDX, GDXJ, Gold & Silver, Gold Miners, Greg Hunter, HOOD, IBB, Karen Kingston, LABD, LABD-25-10, Nasdaq, ORCL, Positions, QQQ, S&P, S&P 500, SPBIO, Speck-Effect, SPY, The Speck, XBI 3 Comments

Next Leg Lower

Unfortunately, the (mad scientist) graphic at left, is not too far removed from what’s really going on in biotech.

While the S&P, Nasdaq Qs, Gold Miners, Semiconductors, Financials, The HOOD, ORCL, and others, continue to make all-time highs, conspicuously absent is biotech, XBI and IBB.

Now, it appears that quietly, in the background, XBI is reversing to the downside.

Biotech XBI, Daily Close

The up-thrust is there, but is a weak penetration of resistance.

Even so, on the ‘test’, volume contracted by -49.24%, when compared to volume on the upside penetration.

Until proven otherwise, this set-up appears to (currently) be the best short opportunity.

With that said, all other short positions have been closed to focus on biotech.

Leveraged inverse fund LABD is being used at this juncture: Trade LABD-25-10, with stop at the session low (not advice, not a reocmmendiaton).

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The (coming) Paywall

June 21, 2025 By in Greg Hunter, Karen Kingston Tags:

Combatting, The Theft

Notice:

For several years, strategy, ideas, or analysis posted on this site, have been stolen, copied, ‘coincidentally’ presented a day-later, on YouTube, or in financial publications (nearly, word-for-word) without reference to the source.

The most recent of these (potential) occurrences was just days ago … we’ll leave it there.

Since others see fit to use this material without reference, and to combat the incessant theft, a paywall needs to be implemented; details of which, forthcoming.

This (paywall) action is no different than what Karen Kingston lamented during interviews with Greg Hunter.

People were stealing her biotech research, then going on to publish it, as if it was their own.

Ladies and gentlemen, the (economic) tide is going out. Have a short-list of ‘trusted contacts’. This site would like to be one of them.

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‘Negative Waves …’

April 24, 2025 By in Charles Nenner, Great Depression 2.0, Greg Hunter

Only Good News

Greg Hunter’s interview with Dr. Charles Nenner, fairly well sums up the intellect of the typical ‘investor’.

The entire 36:59-minute presentation, is worth viewing several times over.

The summation: He’s stunned the typical investor doesn’t reject the mainstream, educate themselves and develop market experience.

He just can’t figure out why ‘everyone’ just accepts the standard news following herd.

Market Cycles

The bottom line (from him), we’re in a depression-era down cycle.

That’s all there is to it.

Ignoring the facts, only wanting positive news, no ‘negative waves‘, does not fit the current market cycle (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Selling The Healthcare … Rip

April 23, 2025 By in Goldman, Great Depression 2.0, Greg Hunter, Positions, XLV, XLV-25-01, ZeroHedge Tags:

Wedge Formation

It’s a bear market; we have non-stop headline induced whipsaws, never-before seen extremes, massive downdrafts followed by (face-ripping) short covering squeezes.

Then, there’s the ‘fatigue’:

“Investor Fatigue Has Set In”: Goldman’s Desk Summarizes The Key Market Themes, link here.

Judging from the links below, the professionals (seem to) have an idea of what’s likely; the other side (the retail side), remains clueless or confused.

‘Depression Cycle Is Here’ Charles Nenner Warns “It Will Be Much Worse In 2026”, link here.

As Professional Traders Panic Sell, Retail Investors Just Can’t Stop Buying., link here.

The recent sharp recovery has shown us where to go for short-side opportunity.

One such sector, is the healthcare industry (not advice, not a recommendation).

Health Care Select Sector SPDR, XLV, Daily

The wedge is obvious.

Typical classical analysis market guidelines for wedge:

Whatever direction was the entry, that’s the (most likely) direction for exit (not advice, not a recommendation).

If there is a downside exit, we’ll discuss measured move(s) at that time.

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Bond Breakdown … Part 2

April 20, 2025 By in Bonds, David Weis, Ed Dowd, Greg Hunter, Interest Rates, Prechter, TLT, Wyckoff

Largest Downside Thrust … Ever

In the past few weeks, it seems like the markets have been whacked with a lot of, ‘the largest, ever’.

Trading in bonds, specifically TLT, is no exception.

While the media and pundits alike, deflect with ‘who’s doing the selling’ (hint: it’s not important), we’re going to look at the harder question of ‘what does it mean?’

Kick-Off, or Capitulation

Borrowing from research and writings of Wyckoff, Weis, and Prechter, when we get such a huge thrust downward (chart below), it’s typically one of two events:

A massive kick-off to much lower prices or a capitulation that washes-out the weak hands.

A bond upside reversal (rates lower) is a common sign of nearing or active economic downturn (not advice, not a recommendation).

In this interview with Greg Hunter, Ed Dowd covers the topic … the expectation for the reversal. However, that interview, was before the massive thrust lower.

Long Bond Proxy, TLT, Weekly

For years, it’s been one failed upside (reversal) after another.

Is this time, different?

The right side (magenta arrows) shows unprecedented thrust and volume.

So far, there has been a weak recovery to 38.2%, retrace of the recent down-move.

If that retrace level holds, with bonds continuing lower (rates higher), it does not bode well for the ‘capitulation’ narrative.

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Miners … ‘Minority Report’

March 30, 2025 By in GDX, GDXJ, GLD, Gold & Silver, Gold Miners, Greg Hunter, SILJ 1 Comment

Huge Volume In GLL, Inverse Fund

Two opposing sides.

You’ll need to decide for yourself whether this report from yesterday, or this link from Greg Hunter, is the ‘minority report’.

Which one presents an accurate assessment of the market at this point, or are they both right?

A final check of Hunter’s site prior to release of this post, we find yet another interview on gold, link here.

On the first link (above), go to time stamp 12:50, for the gold miners.

For the second link, we have the entire 53-minutes.

With that, let’s look at the short side, what the speculators and professionals are doing.

Leverage Inverse 2X, (GLD), GLL, Daily

GLL, is 2-times the inverse of gold (GLD as proxy).

The update on March 14th, link here, showed a measured move target for GLD (blue arrow).

The chart above speaks for itself. As gold (GLD) moved higher past the measured move, with GLL continuing lower volume has increased dramatically.

Of course, this does not guarantee anything.

What it does tell us, is that someone, or some entities have all-of-a-sudden, started making bearish bets on gold (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Biotech Breakout ‘Uncertainty’

March 25, 2025 By in $SPSIBI, Biotech, Ed Dowd, Greg Hunter, LABD, LABD-25-05, Positions, SPBIO, XBI 2 Comments

No-Man’s Land

The markets don’t like uncertainly and that’s just what we have with biotech.

As the chart shows, the question becomes; is it a trend breakout, a breakout and test or a breakout, test, then possible failure?

This interview with Ed Dowd just days ago, paints a bearish picture for the overall markets.

If so, and we apply that scenario to biotech, the odds don’t seem to favor the upside (not advice, not a recommendation).

With that, let’s get to the action.

Biotech XBI, Daily

Last Friday, the 21st, was Fibonacci Day 89, from the November 11th, 2024, highs.

If the trendline is in-effect, meaning the market’s hanging in mid-air in a false breakout, getting back into that trend may result in some dramatic downside action.

On the bullish side, if it’s an upside breakout, ‘normal’ behavior is for a ‘test’ of the trendline.

Either way, both scenarios favor more downside (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Airlines, Wedge Breakdown

February 13, 2025 By in Airlines, DAL, DAL-25-01, Ed Dowd, Greg Hunter, Positions, Semiconductors, UAL Tags:

One of The First Sectors To Go

If we’re heading for a recession as Ed Dowd suggests, link here, airlines (and semiconductors) are typically one of the first sectors to turn lower.

Taking that interview, in full along with Greg Hunter’s next one, link here, the overall situation is sobering.

With that, let’s look at the airlines.

Airline Sector, Weekly

Terminating wedge has broken to the downside.

The prior channel in green is shown to present, channels for this sector have happened previously.

Currently short DAL and UAL (not advice, not a recommendation).

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Carvana … Taps The Trend

December 29, 2024 By in CVNA, Ed Dowd, Greg Hunter

What Happens Next?

The last update on Carvana, link here, identified the potential for downside reversal.

That’s what we got 🙂

Now, as we’ll see in the chart below, CVNA is right at the trendline.

Carvana CVNA, Daily

We’re at the trend, but there’s a slight possibility price action will rebound (off the trendline) to the area noted (not advice, not a recommendation).

Let’s add this insight from Greg Hunter and Ed Dowd, concerning the economy, link here.

After watching the interview, judge for yourself whether or not we have recovery higher first, or we head lower, first.

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It Will Be ‘Quick’

November 10, 2024 By in Ed Dowd, Greg Hunter 13 Comments

Greg Hunter’s Interview Notes; Ed Dowd

‘Blatant manipulation of government statistics’.

‘Real economy is rolling over’.

‘Our indicators are slammed to extremes, never before seen’.

‘GDP numbers don’t make any sense’.

‘Warren Buffett has the largest cash holding, ever‘.

‘Only one direction to go from here’.

And on it goes. Link is here.

The Big Takeaway

The real kicker though, is Dowd’s statement at time stamp 34:30 in the link; when the market finally does turn to the downside, ‘It will be quick’ (not advice, not a recommendation).

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