| | | Long-Lost "Financial da Vinci Code" Finally Revealed |
| You've probably heard of Leonardo da Vinci.
Known as the original "Renaissance Man," Leonardo was an incredible artist and inventor … as well as a mathematician.
In fact, he used a powerful mathematical equation to paint some of his most famous artwork.
Few know this … but you can actually use da Vinci's ancient equation to identify big price moves well before the general market.
Knowing about these price swings before they happen can net you massive sums of money. I'm talking triple-digit, even quadruple-digit returns!
It all comes down to a special number called "the Golden Ratio"... |
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| | | Gold and Silver Melt, or Meltdown? |
| Since early July, I've told my subscribers in the precious metals markets to take a Katusa Free Ride on all our gold stocks.
Thus, all but one stock in our portfolio has a zero-cost base and we are flush with cash.
Is it time to jump in right now?
Before we get into what to do now, let's do a quick review of the gold market for the last nine months up to September 2020.
Gold and silver were fresh off of multi-year highs…
Retail and institutional interest were at multi-year highs…
And volumes were through the roof.
New buying and market interest led to a large number of new gold and silver exploration companies. Promoters know that when the ducks are quacking, they must be fed. |
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| | | Is the Stock Market About to Crash Heading Into 2021? |
| Last week I talked a bit about taking the holiday weekend to reflect on your portfolio, think about where you've been and where you're going.
The major stock market indexes finished an extraordinary Thanksgiving week that saw the Dow Jones Industrial and Russell 2000 both hit new all-time highs. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq also appear close to doing the same.
But an important indicator I watch is signaling the next stock market crash could be coming soon… And we should be extra careful.
The problem?
Optimism is once again too high, which may sound strange to some of you. Yes, we want optimism and bullish traders. That leads to higher prices and more profits for our own stocks.
You'll get no argument from me there!
But when optimism becomes extreme, that's when it's time to look out below because the next stock market crash could be coming. |
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| "I always like your strategies and approach, hands down. I know that if anybody can navigate the charts it's like a pro, it's you. All the best,"
John D.
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| | Volatility refers to the amount of uncertainty or risk related to the size of changes in a security's value. Higher volatility means that the price of the security can change dramatically over a short time period in either direction. Lower volatility means that a security's value does not fluctuate dramatically, and tends to be more steady. |
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