Two-year weekly chart:

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We are back at pre-covid rates in the market with the Fed not having to do the heavy work.
We could see “market” treasury rates falling this summer. This would create a violent rally going into the November elections.

Two-Year Treasury

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Remember you are buying ‘companies’ not ‘stock prices’.
Stock prices’ are emotional oscillations whereas ‘companies’ grow stronger and bigger with time.
The goal is to buy more of the company when the stock price is low.
It is a very simple game – buy low – sell higher.
Some people can get their emotions triggered and drool all over themselves…
Don’t be that person,
HaHa – Love you all! Be careful out there!
Tom

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Why Isn’t the Market a Lot Lower?
Real News:

• Supply chains are disrupted.
• Inflation is at a 40-plus year high and that is understated
• World War III is being recognized to be in year two
• The Federal Reserve is Raising Interest Rates Aggressively
• Global Debt is not Repayable.
• “Food Shortages Coming” is being repeatedly announced by the President of the United States.

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Know your Company: Soluna Holdings
The Stock: SLNH* $9.70The price is roughly locked in a consolidation pattern with $12 as the top boundary and $8.50 as the lower boundary. Our fear factor is very low for the company. The lower the price, the more we expect to buy. The goal is accumulation and not risk aversion. You decide what aspect of risk management fits you the best. The $7.50 price in the chart above was on the announcement of Russia invading Ukraine. We’d like to say the bottom of the consolidation pattern is around $9.00 but it wasn’t, so we’ll use the lower base-line. If you see a $9.00 price or lower on Soluna we think of it as a gift.

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Pretty hot stuff, EQT*, like gas on fire. Continue reading →

The above chart pattern off the sharp rally that started March 21 is a Flag Chart pattern. The declining price is like a flag waving in a gentle wind. This is what is called a continuation Continue reading →