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Gabriel D Arco
US Pres. Trump: Europe has just agreed to release a massive amount of their heavily stocked Diesel Oil. The process will begin immediately. Thank you for your attention to this matter! President DJT - TSL #wti #brent #diesel #oil #sp500 #nasdaq #usdcad aie aie aie
Gabriel D Arco
ields are tumbling from 5.22% to 5.16%, a new weekly low, as all those record TSY shorts get bigly squeezed following what was a big miss in the September jobs print which tumbled from a downward revised August (as we said it would be) 133K vs 162K originally to just 29K.
Gabriel D Arco
The Pentagon is sending a third aircraft-carrier strike group and additional Marine Corps ships to the Middle East, adding 9,000 to 10,000 more troops to the region.
The ships, jet fighters, Marines and sailors will arrive in the region by the end of November, as President Trump considers renewing strikes on Iran after the midterm elections.
The additional servicemembers will add to the more than 50,000 troops already in the region, with the deployments coming after Trump rejected Iran's latest proposal for a seven-day ceasefire. #WTI #BRENT
The ships, jet fighters, Marines and sailors will arrive in the region by the end of November, as President Trump considers renewing strikes on Iran after the midterm elections.
The additional servicemembers will add to the more than 50,000 troops already in the region, with the deployments coming after Trump rejected Iran's latest proposal for a seven-day ceasefire. #WTI #BRENT
Gabriel D Arco
iF GOOD NFP = BIGGEST WAGE PER HOUR THIS AFTERNOON DOLLARD WILL UP AND STOCK FALL BUT MAY BIG MARKET MAKER WILL DO THE OPPOSITE HAS ALL TIME SO LET THE NOISE GONE AWAY AND TRADE 1H AFTER TSUNAMI ITS AWAY #NFP
Gabriel D Arco
EVEN WITH ENORMOUS TAX , REVENUE HAS FALLEN FOR #AUD ITS NOT A BIG NEWS BUT FOR THE ONE WHO TRADE STUFF LINKED
Gabriel D Arco
7 or 8 trading day winning trade 99.26% on 673 closed one..small profit as i try this new plateform..ah i forgot PROFIT FACTOR 15+ if i can do this on a bot i will be inb paradise but sadlyt with small money this is 8h per day front of my screen,if i do a copy trade would be only when my scalp will up at least 2$ minimum per trade and why ? because the latency between my account and the copy trade server,will surely make a try soon even i will need to proove myself back to people,but only if i have 8h per day to do it seriously,the goal is not to win money from suscriber but to make them happy and make them back monthly with smile .
Gabriel D Arco
us pce come under expectation is bullish short term for gold and stock also bearish for the dolllars
Gabriel D Arco
After a year of modest, barely perceptible inflation, China's CPI tumbled back far more than expected to fall below zero for the first time in 13 months, an assessment skewed by seasonal distortions but also a sign of deflationary pressures persisting in the economy. Here is the summary:
CPI: -0.7% yoy (-3.5% mom annualized*) in February vs. Bloomberg consensus: -0.4% yoy; January: +0.5% yoy (-1.7% mom annualized).
Food: -3.3% yoy in February (-13.1% mom annualized*) vs. +0.4% yoy in January.
Non-food: -0.1% yoy in February (-2.1% mom annualized*) vs. +0.5% yoy in January.
PPI: -2.2% yoy in February (-1.3% mom annualized*) vs. GS: -2.2% yoy, Bloomberg consensus: -2.1% yoy; January: -2.3% yoy (-0.8% mom annualized).
CPI: -0.7% yoy (-3.5% mom annualized*) in February vs. Bloomberg consensus: -0.4% yoy; January: +0.5% yoy (-1.7% mom annualized).
Food: -3.3% yoy in February (-13.1% mom annualized*) vs. +0.4% yoy in January.
Non-food: -0.1% yoy in February (-2.1% mom annualized*) vs. +0.5% yoy in January.
PPI: -2.2% yoy in February (-1.3% mom annualized*) vs. GS: -2.2% yoy, Bloomberg consensus: -2.1% yoy; January: -2.3% yoy (-0.8% mom annualized).
Gabriel D Arco
Hedge funds and market makers have one key advantage over us: power. With billions in liquidity, cutting-edge algorithms, and access to dark pools (hidden order books invisible to retail traders), they can move prices in ways we can’t predict using traditional analysis alone. Their trades aren’t random—they’re calculated strikes designed to exploit the behavior of smaller players.
Gabriel D Arco
I continue to believe they represent an inflation hedge and are entering a “super cycle” that will end in consolidation in both hards and softs at meaningfully higher prices in 2022.
But this week, my attention turned back to another commodity I hadn’t looked at in a while: silver.
I added some exposure to silver yesterday by purchasing call options on the iShares Silver Trust (SLV) and may add to already existing positions in either the Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV) or any of a host of miners, including Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS) if the price of silver moves meaningfully lower and/or dislocates from the price of gold further.
My reasoning for the purchase was twofold:
Monetary policy is a plane that is headed directly into a mountain, as confirmed by Fed chair Powell yesterday. We’ll discuss.
The gold/silver ratio, which has traditionally indicated when silver is cheap relative to gold, is back over 80:1, indicating a large dislocation from historical norms.
As a quick overture, I’d like to state that, in general, I like the climate for both gold and silver here - both are unloved for reasons I will discuss in moments - but I think silver represents the better opportunity, at least for the time being.
It was confirmed yesterday that the Fed is still at least considering speeding up and following through with a taper. Jerome Powell postured on Wednesday that tapering and rate hikes would be well on their way throughout 2022 and into 2023.
Surprisingly, Powell’s comments yesterday were seen by the market as dovish despite the accelerated rate with which the Fed announced it would taper. Indexes screamed higher after a quick initial selloff.
I believe yesterday’s rally was unjustified and, as I wrote a couple days ago, still believe that the taper will eventually crash the markets if the Fed tries to follow through with it.
I also don’t happen to believe that the Fed is going to follow through with their announced plans, however, because the first second the market starts to crash, we can look for an easing of language from them. This, in turn, will send a signal to the precious metals market that the taper isn’t quite as serious as Powell has postured, which will likely send gold into the 2000s next year, in my opinion.
Silver, with the gold the silver ratio now out of proportion, would likely have a disproportionately larger move higher if gold were to make such a move heading into the new year. This is part of the reason I wanted to have more exposure to silver than I have had over the last few months, as sentiment around the precious metals has been absolutely terrible.
But again, this terrible sentiment has only been a result of the fact that the market believes that the Fed will actually follow through with tapering . I simply don’t believe that this is possible or will be the case.
In other words, I’m calling the Fed’s bluff with my increased exposure to silver.
The precious metals have been unloved and even bulls like Peter Schiff have admitted recently that they could continue to be unloved until the reality of the Fed’s true plan of action comes to light. We won’t know whether or not we can call the Fed’s bluff until early next year. Until then, precious metal investors may have to endure a little more pain, which I will see as as opportunities to add further.
But, with the gold to silver ratio once again over 80:1, it looks like silver may be the precious metal worth considering in this instance. As was pointed out in an excellent writeup by Peter Schiff and Zero Hedge, the gold/silver ratio is now back near historical highs.
But this week, my attention turned back to another commodity I hadn’t looked at in a while: silver.
I added some exposure to silver yesterday by purchasing call options on the iShares Silver Trust (SLV) and may add to already existing positions in either the Sprott Physical Silver Trust (PSLV) or any of a host of miners, including Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS) if the price of silver moves meaningfully lower and/or dislocates from the price of gold further.
My reasoning for the purchase was twofold:
Monetary policy is a plane that is headed directly into a mountain, as confirmed by Fed chair Powell yesterday. We’ll discuss.
The gold/silver ratio, which has traditionally indicated when silver is cheap relative to gold, is back over 80:1, indicating a large dislocation from historical norms.
As a quick overture, I’d like to state that, in general, I like the climate for both gold and silver here - both are unloved for reasons I will discuss in moments - but I think silver represents the better opportunity, at least for the time being.
It was confirmed yesterday that the Fed is still at least considering speeding up and following through with a taper. Jerome Powell postured on Wednesday that tapering and rate hikes would be well on their way throughout 2022 and into 2023.
Surprisingly, Powell’s comments yesterday were seen by the market as dovish despite the accelerated rate with which the Fed announced it would taper. Indexes screamed higher after a quick initial selloff.
I believe yesterday’s rally was unjustified and, as I wrote a couple days ago, still believe that the taper will eventually crash the markets if the Fed tries to follow through with it.
I also don’t happen to believe that the Fed is going to follow through with their announced plans, however, because the first second the market starts to crash, we can look for an easing of language from them. This, in turn, will send a signal to the precious metals market that the taper isn’t quite as serious as Powell has postured, which will likely send gold into the 2000s next year, in my opinion.
Silver, with the gold the silver ratio now out of proportion, would likely have a disproportionately larger move higher if gold were to make such a move heading into the new year. This is part of the reason I wanted to have more exposure to silver than I have had over the last few months, as sentiment around the precious metals has been absolutely terrible.
But again, this terrible sentiment has only been a result of the fact that the market believes that the Fed will actually follow through with tapering . I simply don’t believe that this is possible or will be the case.
In other words, I’m calling the Fed’s bluff with my increased exposure to silver.
The precious metals have been unloved and even bulls like Peter Schiff have admitted recently that they could continue to be unloved until the reality of the Fed’s true plan of action comes to light. We won’t know whether or not we can call the Fed’s bluff until early next year. Until then, precious metal investors may have to endure a little more pain, which I will see as as opportunities to add further.
But, with the gold to silver ratio once again over 80:1, it looks like silver may be the precious metal worth considering in this instance. As was pointed out in an excellent writeup by Peter Schiff and Zero Hedge, the gold/silver ratio is now back near historical highs.
Gabriel D Arco
basic H4 view let see a bearish engulfing anf not pass is down T-mine since january high can make think he can down to a psychological leval of 0.7700 with amid bad china ppi and cpi and geopolital tension+ an hawkish FED bad on good us CPI report
Gabriel D Arco
Added topic Short swing at 2685 for target 2595 SL 2525 and more
because i think he done the Christmas rally more early than before and i think he will down a bit before end years may pull back before the 31 december for close the years i big gains then after in january fastly down more than my target...but is
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Gabriel D Arco
usdcad chart setup for next week.. enter around 1.2515-20 for target the weekly resistance at 1.2665 a break down about the bullish channel and ma50 aound 1.2470-75 will cancel the trade