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Mark J. Lundeen is a frequent contributor to TalkMarkets and numerous other well known sites. He covers gold and other precious metals.

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The Dow Jones Is Going To New All-Time Highs - But
The Dow Jones closed higher this week, with a BEV Value of -3.35% from its last all-time high of last October. All and all, I remain confident the Dow Jones will see more new all-time highs in the months to come.
In-Depth Examination Of The Dow Jones Bear’s Eye View 1885 To 2019
The Dow Jones saw some selling pressure this week, closing down 4.94% from its last all-time high of October 3rd of last year. Time to press the panic button?
33AD: The Year The House Of Maximus And Vibo Went Bust
This was a constructive week for the Dow Jones, up 1.49% in the BEV chart. That doesn’t sound like much; but remember low volatility in the stock market is when the Dow Jones does the thing the bulls like most – advance towards new all-time highs.
Quantitative Tightening Continues
The Dow Jones continues correcting, closing this week below its -5%BEV line in the BEV chart .Time to panic?
Historical Examination Of The Dow Jones Dividend
This week the Dow Jones closed only 2.99% from making a new all-time high. This gap between this week’s close and stock market history could easily be closed in the next few weeks; maybe next week. What happens after that is the big question.
Craig Hemke’s Surprising Revelation In The Palladium Market
The stock market lacks the excitement most investors seek. But such excitement usually signals the end of a bull market, not its beginning. So, seeing the Dow Jones crawling up week after week in tiny baby steps is actually very bullish.
The Untold Story Of Nixon And The $35 Gold Peg
It’s not hard predicting what comes next: The 2020s will be the decade when gold, silver, and commodities see a monster bull market as everything financial begins to deflate.
Looking At Market Capitalization: 1975 And 2019
Another week of nothing much happening with the Dow Jones; since last Friday it has advanced by only 42.44 points.
Market Update For Early February 2019
Gold, silver and their mining shares just have that feeling to me; that we are on the edge of something historic as decades of inflationary abuses by the central banking cartel to the global monetary system comes undone.
More On Daily Volatility In The Gold And Silver Markets
From here what’s next for the stock market? After its big advance a short term correction in the Dow Jones should be expected before it resumes its advance.
OTC Interest-Rate Derivative Contracts
The Dow has returned to its pre-October 3rd volatility; the daily moves for the past two weeks has been greatly reduced. Should daily volatility remain low, the likelihood for Dow Jones seeing new all-time highs in the months to come is very high.
Deflation Continues As The Driving Force In The Stock Market
Mr. Bear has begun clawing back inflated market valuations in the stock market. The Dow Jones has deflated by over 6% since last Friday’s close; everyone can see Mr Bear’s handy work in the included chart.
The Federal Reserve’s “Policy” Of Perpetual Bull Markets
As of the close of this week the Dow Jones has been trending the wrong way for over two months now, and now on a double-digit percentage basis.Yet since 1982 the Dow Jones has seen its strongest period of inflationary expansion in its history.
Valuing The Stock Market With Dividends
Since October 10 there have been 10 NYSE trading sessions where the Dow Jones has moved >+/-2% from a previous day’s closing price, or ten Dow Jones 2% days. During prolonged market advances, we can go years without seeing a single one of these.
Silver To Gold Ratio Points To Oversized Profits Coming To Silver
I’m not predicting it, and I think it unlikely, but should the Dow Jones see a new all-time high before Christmas I wouldn’t be surprised. Should the Federal Reserve “inject” sufficient “liquidity” into the stock market, anything is possible.
Dow Jones’ Earnings Are At Record Highs
With the Dow Jones closing this week only -3.31% from its October 3rd last all-time high, it’s hard being short-term bearish. So I continue expecting the venerable Dow Jones to make additional new all-time highs before the end of 2018.
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