While the S&P 500 is down, gold and silver are up, and only miners are down, and these take cues both from PMs and the stock market at times. Gold is in a basing patten while S&P 500 is in defining moments (days) of its (still in my opinion largely sideways, then higher) correction. About drawing lines and conclusions from their breaks: rest and inaction is needed in every market, and the absence of higher prices doesn't equal high probability of lower prices really.

To help you out, I ran across this alternative article. Glenn Greenwald is a household name really. Enjoy

greenwald.substack.com/.../...ution-gamesto...-c69

My answer will likely disappoint you but I hope you'll understand. I concentrate on indices and sectoral ETFs, and their leading stocks by weight if justified. In the interests of a sound S&P 500 decision, I don't divert attention to excesses of limited shelf life. This one will pass. Unless you're invested in it directly, you might prefer a more predictable perfomance than this stock is showing.

AOL: Thank you for being open. I'm expressing own opinions on S&P 500 path ahead, mentioning in 4+4 words what I had done in the meantime. People might not know my trading style and speed. That's all, no ill intent

Susan, it was my opinion that everyone no matter where, benefits from open discussion. Curiously then asked in the flow the person communicating, that's all.

New reply. And this is where you can help as you're talking. I built up Stock Trading Alerts from scratch, being their author for over 9 months, and I'm thankfully independent now. You've been assigned these for 2 months running. Yet, you do engage me in talking, which is healthy. Great, I appreciate!! I value open and professional talk done respectfully and publicly, and it seems that your company is hiding my replies to its Tweets as none is shown. I ask whether your company is open to professional discussion on Twitter and here, or not. I welcome their public tweets and comments, and expect the same. Mature professional environment. Good part of my tweeted response is pinned to my profile at Twitter. Thank you for letting me know here publicly.

I called this rally. and people who followed me, profited. March 2020 downswing veracity, now? I doubt that very vocally. While I understand and also did strike myself earlier a cautious tone for the bulls, it's not clear how you translate the conviction about "correction here" into action. Hey, if your call of 10% is right, that's money on the table left. I am a nimble trader ready to profit both on the long and short side, creating value for people who care to listen and belong. New reply follows.

Thank you Carol! I welcome professional interaction within community :)

It's also my public view that we're in a year when inflation returns on everyone's radar screens, yet I wouldn't say that gold may continue its bearish trend for a while (implications section), no way. To me, gold looks in a very clear sideways trend with bullish overtones, and clearly bullish resolution come spring.

Here we go, retracing the indiscriminate selling. This won't be a bloody correction, no. Feels great to be in service of the people, the truly grateful ones, and absolutely for free. I'll be a frequent contributor to our audiences who have known me for a good year already - daily pushing the button In all markets analyzed. I believe in exchange of professional ideas to the real and proven betterment of the clients and readers, who are the sole inspiration of my efforts. Thank you.