“An investor could have done very well over the last 30 years with just a handful of investment decisions. In 1970, a long-term investor should have bought gold, silver, and oil (commodities); in 1980, he should have sold his gold and oil and bought Japanese stocks; then, in 1989, he should have switched out of Japanese stocks into the S&P 500 or, ideally, into the Nasdaq, which he should have sold at the beginning of 2000.” ~ Dr. Marc Faber
It is really not all that difficult to make big money in the stock market. The big money is made in finding major trends in their infancy and riding them out for many years. The major trends are not difficult to find. The difficult part is having an open mind to find the trends and then having the conviction to stay with the trend for many years. Sure there can major interruptions along the way but that is why we are here. We help you find the major trends and assist you in riding out the bumps along the way.
As we head into the new decade, we enter the second half of the current cycle, which began in 1999-2001. While US stocks were the leader in the 1990s, this cycle is being led by emerging markets and commodities. This leadership should last at least another five years. To be specific, we are especially excited about five particular markets for this decade. To find out these trends, check out our service ...
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Jordan Roy-Byrne is a Chartered Market Technician and a member of the Market Technicians Association. He is an official contributor to the CME Group. We track the available options data and short interest data on US traded stocks and ETF’s. The options data we track is from the International Securities Exchange. Technicals are very effective but in conjunction with this kind of sentiment data we can provide even more precise analysis.
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The International Securities Exchange measures only opening customer long options transactions while excluding market maker and firm trades. This is thought to best represent sentiment. In tracking the ISE put/call data for various equities and ETF’s, I have found it to provide very reliable signals. If we see a large sudden spike in the put call or a rising put-call moving average for a number of days, then the market could be ripe for a reversal. We use this data in conjunction with technical analysis and it has worked very well. Below are two examples:


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Take a look at some of our public editorials in the last year:
"Stocks To Recover as Gold Takes a Breather" 2/26/2009
We are looking for stocks to make a key bottom in the next four to eight weeks. We think the rally will last months and stocks will rebound significantly in percentage terms. Furthermore, the bank stocks may be ready to rebound. In the meantime we are looking for a pause or correction in the Gold market, which is gearing up for a vertical advance.
Result: Stocks rebound massively while Gold consolidates for six months.
"Commodities Showing Relative Strength" 3/10/2009
Speaking of the dollar index, we see the potential development of a head and shoulders pattern. The current rally looks to be forming the head of the pattern. In any event we don’t see the dollar breaking down until near the end of the year at the earliest. We note the possibility for marginal gains in the very short term, but the medium term uptrend is exhausting itself and this will help fuel a recovery in commodities and commodity shares.
Result: Commodities and commodity shares enjoy a huge rally while the US Dollar weakens through the rest of 2009.
"The Gold Stocks Are Still Undervalued" 7/17/2009
The HUI would have to rise nearly 50% to reach its all time high. Yet, today key input costs are lower and the price of Gold in most currencies is higher today than in March of last year. These positive developments bode very well for gold sector earnings over the next several quarters and for share prices of course.
Result: In the next five months, the HUI rallies within 1% of its all-time high.
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I first became attracted to the work of Jordan Roy-Byrne by one of his public articles. I was impressed by his measuredness and clarity, and something he said made me curious, so I emailed him a question. His thoughtful and intelligent response convinced me to keep an eye on his work, and eventually I signed up for his letter. I have found him to be very smart on where the market is going, more complex in his thinking than most, and particularly astute in following the precious metals. Although there are many bigger names out there, when it comes to technical analysis, I find myself trusting and relying on Jordan more than the others. He’s like a chess player who thinks further ahead than his competition. What’s more, he is never annoyingly bombastic, even when he makes great calls. He’s humble and direct about errors, which he is quick to point out and explain. He is generous in response to questions. And he keeps his subscribers informed. You can count on an email from Jordan whenever a sudden question arises—about where gold or silver or the S&P or the dollar or some commodity is heading.
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