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1.Trend Up BTCUSD BTC is following this green line up which I have used to draw into a channel I'm still very bullish on BTC and expect one massive more move up before the bears come in What do you guys think about 250K ? Daily timeframe2.BTCUSD - Down Channel BreakoutPrice has broken out of the channel down in yellow which the top of has been seen as resistance twice prior of now, it is now a support. Also a bull structure forming above the channel in the white dotted lines Breakout time / continuation time

US Energy Corp. (USEG) experienced a wild trading session, closing at $3.17, down 16.36%, following a massive rally that saw the stock peak at $6.40 in just days. While this level of volatility can be alarming, it also highlights the stock’s potential as a speculative play for investors with a high-risk tolerance. Key Technical Observations: 1. Short-Term Averages: • The stock remains above its 5-day moving average (MA5: $2.73), reflecting short-term bullish sentiment despite today’s selloff. • The 10-day moving average (MA10: $2.37) indicates some consolidation could occur near these levels if selling pressure persists. 2. Medium-Term Momentum: • USEG is far above its 20-day ($1.99) and 30-day ($1.86) moving averages, suggesting the stock still holds a strong upward trajectory over the me

As noted, the setup I just outlined above if it comes to pass will present near and pressing upside risk to inflation… and that will come at a time where global growth reacceleration risk is starting to become a reality + as the chart below shows the Great Disinflation has stalled.I don’t think we get a repeat in magnitude of the 2021/22 surge in inflation, but we are clearly into the higher-for-longer rate of inflation timeline, and that’s going to have important implications for the path of monetary policy, bond yields, and ultimately both yield sensitive assets and the stockmarket as a whole if things end up getting disruptive.So I am advocating a cautious stance on equities given they are so overvalued, a cautiously optimistic stance on bonds (they are cheap), and a highly bullish stan

Commodities have become a forgotten asset class — they fell into a cyclical bear market after peaking back in 2022, and with other assets faring much better I guess it kind of makes sense that investors have begun to ignore this corner of the market.But things are changing and it’s time to remember commodities, because commodities will remember us!First, straight into the chart: it shows the historical seasonal pattern of commodity prices (diversified GSCI Light-energy index) and WTI crude oil $Micro WTI Crude Oil - main 2503(MCLmain)$ .More to the point: it’s showing a seasonal tendency for strength in H1 for commodities — this is a big deal for a couple of reasons...And before you go on about the fallibility of seasonality (and it is fallib

Four of the most important ratios in investing: $.SPX(.SPX)$ $SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust(SPY)$ $.IXIC(.IXIC)$ $Invesco QQQ(QQQ)$ $NASDAQ 100(NDX)$ $.DJI(.DJI)$ $GLOBAL X DOW 30® COVERED CALL ETF(DJIA)$ 1. FCF / Invested capital2. FCF / Historic FCF3. FCF / Revenue4. FCF / Market capitalisationIf you had to add one, what would it be?High growth companies normally have high multiples.I created this table to show the relationship between growth and multiples👇In short, a PE ratio of 50 requires a 20%