banks had their hammer down in gfc and what a mighty hammer it was. had their run and then back to fibs and now in churn
u stocks on other hand gearing up for their rerate from their gfc lows of last few years? may take years to play out but wont take much to get them going
same with silver. both overdue and will move nicely with good risk to reward from lows. banks had their good risk to reward days and now not same reward on offer unless like to billy shorten them
boe at near year high today. 50% increase and hasnt even done anything other than start a recovery. hammer on boe twice to 3.8c level before this run. just have to watch for volume selloff on a green day
bky best of breed up 400% from 20c low and again hasnt even started its real run
gor goldie patiently waiting
orr had telltale hammer down a week ago which showed the interest of the sharks. responding here today with 15% green and will soon see what fuss is about
orr overdue and that little selloff always step 1 in potential action. otherwise all churn for awhile longer.
investor preso out so answer is there
normally after unheralded rise see a cr then once sophs placed it stutters up as they take their slice of cake before true investor allowed to see a decent return
rnx tagging 13c/14c today. 15c was last high so will see from high but patient on all of these for now
pan from 20c now cementing in 50c level. mml similar from 30c. not rising here but also holding its own. when sharks move on these 2 it will be the hammer down ready for next round. unless they get koed out they will keep then going green on good fa. mml later in year for me so plenty of time for next level. just moving my weightings around in meantime. mml is a heavyweight fight. bowie is lightweight but will give same reward.
anyway boring with this churn but can see some patterns coming through. would love gold to break up here. same pattern from years ago. euro trash is trashed. money flocks to safehaven US$ and then gold and then the goldies. looking anaemic but will see.
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