Bull Market Rules
The way we interpret what the various chart indicators are telling us, is subtly different, depending on whether we are in a bull market or bear market. In a bear market, an overstretched or overbought indicator serves as a likely prelude to a decline to new lows. Not so in a bull market.
You can argue about exactly where to place the cycle lows/highs, but you get the general idea from the next chart. It explains the backdrop to my overall, broadscale thinking. There are small, shorter cycles embedded within these ones, but they don’t form part of my personal game plan for the next 10 years or so. I plan to exit and re-enter all of my mining positions just once. I’ll be telling you when in due course. First I want to see how price behaves in the $1600-$1800 region in the next 18 months or so.
Very impressive work! So the only time we could be in danger will be the next 8 year cycle low. How was TSI reading during 2008-2009 low in Gold?
Healthy pullback and consolidations for sure, but I’m holding until we turn down towards the 8 year cycle low. That could be in 2021 or 22 I guess, but the charts will tell us nearer the time.
Great charts and ideas, Northstar. Thank you.
Absolutely agree NS
In a trending market ( Up or Down)…the indicators are less than useless man times as one will think a “divergence” prtends a change in trend
But it doesn’t
Indicators work best im my experience in a range bound market.
That’s true Fully. Context is very, very important.