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Cryptos are moving and our data has been showing it. youtu.be/NjZOQPRI3Ac


Core CPI increased to 2.6% for the 53rd straight month along with phony concerns over Trump's plans & dashing Hopes that the Fed will reduce rates. Avg inflation from 1914 to 2023 was 3.27% yet Trump's term avg'd 1.88% in 4 years, 1.39% less or 42.5% below the 110 year avg.


Crypto Report November 11, 2024 Bitcoin has exploded more than 44% and has elevated all of its derivatives with it. and all in the 115 days since our latest positive signal.

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What & Who America Really Is! x.com/NicoleShanahan…

It's the people that Make America Great 🇺🇸 Unity 2024



Nuclear Stocks Report, November 1, 2024 Markets get sloppy & choppy making decisions all the more difficult. We suggest looking at sectors enjoying strong positive cash inflows to find what's working.

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Argentina Report, Nov. 1, 2024 Javier Milei ran to reverse big government policies that had Argentina among the “sick men” of the global economies. In 10 months he has reduced government spending, creating a budget surplus and the Argentine Merval index is up more than 180% YTD.

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Debt Bomb? Some jarring data that puts the Dollar and our economy at risk is showing up in the Bond market as well as Precious Metals.

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The "Trump Trade" meme seems to be fading as the market, in reality, may well be seeing a lender revolt at the massive global debt pile. Worries are creeping in regarding repayments & the first inclination is to demand higher rates to mitigate that risk. Money has been moving out

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The attack on the Dollar from the BRICS crowd is gaining strength and Crypto is as well. FY 2024's $1.83 Trillion deficit hasn't helped the Buck either so maybe a hedge should be considered.

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MSM says it fears that a Trump will win will cause inflation. Here’s the record: In DJT’s 4 yrs, annual inflation avg’d 1.98%, total 7.9%. Harris/Biden's 3.5 yrs. totaled 18.1%, an avg. of 5.12%. To put that into perspective, the avg. inflation rate since 1913 has been 3.3%.

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Restaurants Report, October 22, 2024 Lots of concern in the press over concerns that the consumer debt pile is driving some operators to close. So far, the market doesn't seem worried as cash is still flowing in for the most part but it may be worth watching the group.

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The new "Town Hall" We seem to have one candidate that can't answer questions at a town hall. They must be "predetermined" and no more than three!This is who wants to be President? 710wor.iheart.com/content/2024-1…


Bonds Report, October 21, 2024 With the world awash in debt, lenders seem to be getting skittish about repayment. Bond yields are moving higher and stocks are getting hit. Is it ime to reconsider current strategies?

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Alt Energy Report, October 18, 2024 Hedge Funds are reported to be shorting Renewable energy stocks. Our list is showing those from where cash is draining. Whether you wish to get out of the way or join the fray, following the money can help.

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Long Term Trends Most investors believe Momentum or Trend following is for short term trader's. It does not have to be. We list 32 stocks which show trends exceeding 252 trading days in the avg. year & more than 17% of all stocks we follow are in at least 6 month trends

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Precious Metals Report, October 16, 2024 Among the hottest sectors we find the precious metals as a group. There's only one security that's negative, other than the inverse ETFs, and it is beginning to attract buyers.

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