In today’s Money Weekend, the charts are looking very bullish for gold, so investors should expect a buying opportunity for gold stocks. That said, in the Closing Bell video, I take you through key charts that show some stiff resistance for tech stocks. Watch now…
In today’s Money Weekend, it’s the first ‘Closing Bell’ video of 2023. When a market treads water for a long time — as was the case last year — it can be explosive once the range breaks. I outline what I need to see to become 100% bullish on Aussie stocks and I also show you how the long-term picture in gold is getting stronger by the day.
In today’s Money Weekend, it’s the final ‘Closing Bell’ video for 2022. It’s been a very tough year for investors. The technical setup is still quite bearish, and there is a chance volatility could be exacerbated by the lack of liquidity over Christmas, so it’s best not to think about markets for the summer break…
In today’s Money Weekend, central bankers around the world are letting investors know in no uncertain terms that they aren’t done raising rates. There are now plenty of dominoes lined up beneath the market that could ignite a wave of selling to the downside. I give you a detailed analysis of the situation in the S&P 500 and ASX 200 in the ‘Closing Bell’ video because forewarned is forearmed.
In today’s Money Weekend, a couple of weeks ago, Murray said that 7,320–7,470 is the danger zone for the S&P/ASX 200. Fast forward two weeks and the high in the ASX 200 since then was 7,375. Watch today’s ‘Closing Bell’ to see what to watch out for in case the Fed ruins Christmas…
In today’s Money Weekend, Jerome Powell’s less hawkish stance on raising rates has triggered a buy signal in the markets. The short-term uptrend is starting to morph into a medium-term uptrend. Watch the ‘Closing Bell’ video to see my analysis of the gold price and the reasoning behind my Newcrest Mining tip.
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