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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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Oddities In The Stock Market
The Dow Jones would have to decline by just under 4,000 points to see a 15% correction, and the Dow Jones would still be over 22,500. Not that the bulls care, and why should they when they’re making money?
Suffering From The Lingering Effects Of Battered-Bull Syndrome
Nine years after the sub-prime mortgage bear market, I doubt anyone in the stock market is still suffering from the lingering effects of battered-bull syndrome, and maybe that’s their problem.
Dollars Paper And Dollars Gold 1925 To 2018
Let’s go back and look at the reported numbers of dollars in gold and in paper money (Currency in Circulation / CinC), and see how the world was weaned off precious metals for money and ushered into a monetary standard based on unlimited inflation.
Bear Market Volatility, The 200 Count
Until the financial markets begin upchucking the “liquidity” being forced fed to them, we can anticipate the stock market will continue going up as the old monetary metals for the most part continue holding on to what they have.
Step Sum Boxes For The Dow Jones And Gold
The day before Donald Trump was elected president, the Dow Jones saw a 2.02% decline from its previous day’s closing price. Since then it’s been up, up and away with the Dow Jones advancing 6,070 points or 33.24% in the past thirteen months.
A Primer On The Bear’s Eye View
The Dow Jones broke above 24,000 this week on Thursday. What’s next, the Dow Jones with a 25K handle by February? When a market refuses to go down, the only thing it can do is go up until something happens to knock the wind out of bulls’ sails.
Market Commentary For Early November 2017
Seventeen months have passed since June 2016, when the Dow Jones last found itself correcting more than 5% from an all-time high. To my way of thinking, there is something odd about that.
Reasons To Sell The Stock Market And Buy The Old Monetary Metals
Considering the Dow Jones has advanced 2227 points (10.7%) since June, with 52 week highs increasingly becoming rarer at the NYSE, I’d say this is an indication the current advance market is approaching a top, if not THE top.
Growing Like A Tumor
Looking at the Dow Jones advance since 1980 I have to believe the Federal Reserve’s 21st century stock market bubble (actually three bubbles stacked on top) is magnitudes worse in duration and scale than anything they did in the 1920's.
They That Sow The Wind, Shall Reap The Whirlwind
This week the Dow Jones made two new all-time highs, the 64th and 65th of the past year. And as we’ve come to expect in the current advance, there’s no indication of a market correction, however tiny that may be, to be seen on the horizon.
Everything Changes When Bond Yields Begin To Rise
Twelve months is a long time for the Dow Jones to advance without seeing even a tiny 5% correction. The bulls are feeling pretty good right now, as if they’re ten feet tall and bullet proof.
The Graveyard Of Private Wealth
When a market refuses to go down there is only one way for it to go – up. I believe this market will continue to do until the Dow Jones sees multiple daily moves (+ or -) of 2% or more and NYSE days of extreme market breadth.
Market Update For September
One thing this market needs to do is make a decent correction. The Dow Jones hasn’t declined more than 5% from an all-time high since June of last summer, over fifteen months ago.
The Stock And Gold Markets: One’s Looking Good, The Other Not So Good
The Dow Jones’ last all-time high (BEV Zero) was on August 7, and as for much of the past year, the Dow continues refusing to correct more than just a few percentage points, if that.
Focus On Gold, Silver And Precious Metals Mining
What drives the old monetary metals and their miners upwards is deflation in previously inflated stocks, bonds and real estate, as flight capital is the rocket fuel for precious metal investments
Market Timing Using The Dow Jones’ 200 Count
The Dow Jones made its last all-time high on Aug. 7, and for the past fourteen trading sessions the Dow, moving in baby steps, hasn’t moved further than 2.01%. Following this market is like watching paint dry, and it’s been that way for weeks.
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