Yes, I also wrote that the silver is prone to sharp and violent moves in both directions. The conditions are in place though for us not to have seen a stock market top in January, but for the uptrend to continue while precious metals are consolidating before another leg higher. Technicals and fundamentals in unison.

I believe you've read my analyses, and thus know that I always check stock indices, bonds, commodities and currencies, and many more risk metrics. E.g. today. Traders and analyst are opinionated and clear, and everyone who faithfully talks my trading style, knows that I do turn on a dime. See that section of my site talking my conservative approach to trade and money management, really - so as not to misrepresent my well supported bullish argument with false A or B dichotomy of ignoring or cherry picking stuff. Everyone will hopefully make their own opinion after reading my today's or any other article.

Both traders and analyst are opinionated and clear. I am always judicious in going long, short, or closing a trade, and have written extensively in 2019 on the many pitfalls of trading. Roughly half of my 2020 profits were made on the short side of stocks, exiting at the very Mar 23 bottom etc. My view on real correction timing is differrent from yours, thus fair nailing it in my public 2021 calls just as mostly last year. Neither a permabull nor a permabear, I am confident in going both with the herd, and against - but when, I tend to decide that - the point is to deliver proven dollar value to the people.

When you're in a hole, stop digging - a wise piece of advice not leading to capital malinvestments and lowering potential GDP output.

The retail crowd has now firepower great enough to bring down hedge funds in droves, if these aren't vigilant in managing risk.

I agree with you, and ask when have we been last truly connected to fundamentals? I also like the tech call. The sector will underperform in rotation to value, but won't be a disaster.

Today's price action, which I forecasted well before Fri's closing bell, makes me continue to doubt that we're in for a significant (10%+) correction right away - I see most of the downside in terms of price as having already played out. I agree on complacency, and I also didn't suffer from last week's decline one iota.

I agree with you, and in today's article state that the dollar plunge has to wait a little for now. Yes, regardless of the twin deficits, but it'll march much lower well before the year end

I agree with the 20-d MA postulate, but given Wednesday's selloff and absence of post-Thursday recovery beyond the opening 45min earlier today, this may take a bit longer to repair than the preceding examples indicate. Still, the 15-day range max is what I also find as very realistic.

Stating the obvious, Bitcoin is in a secular bull market. and looks getting ready for a move higher indeed as you say. Not afraid of the large upper knot - it is a sign patience will be needed for the bulls.