If the economy were in better shape and making people less anxious about their jobs, and mortgage rates were dropping instead of rising, a yellow brick road would lead to these unsold houses.
Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” barely passed 215-214 in the House.
The Senate will approve, and Trump will sign it into law with the usual flourish.
Investors agree it’s big but are concerned about the beauty part. The Congressional Budget Office calculates that this bill will add $3.8 trillion to the existing $36.2 trillion Treasury debt in ten years.
Treasury yields will rise because these growing deficits and debt are real, while Trump’s “blue sky” promises of wealth-creating trade deals may never happen.
Investors are rightly focused today on the 10-year Treasury yield.
NEWP….Been a long base here, but the break happened right where it should have…Now we need to see some follow through…LFG….I’ve been patient with this one and have built a nice pile near the lows….
Bitcoin-mining company Bitdeer TechnologiesBTDR listed on the Nasdaq last month after merging with a special-purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, a blank-check company so called for its use in helping businesses access public markets with fewer strings attached. Blockchain company Chia Network recently took another step toward going public, while cloud-mining company BitFuFu and crypto cash-machine company Bitcoin Depot are working on plans to go public via SPAC mergers. Though skeptics contend that the gains in crypto and other risky sectors are likely short-lived because of the Federal Reserve’s stated determination to hold short-term interest rates at the highest level in more than a decade The Securities and Exchange Commission has been fighting to regulate most cryptocurrencies and the platforms that trade them. The regulator has sued a number of crypto companies for allegedly selling unregistered securities. Many crypto companies counter that they don’t sell or trade securities. From WSJ
A reader wrote– Anyone who pays real money for any digital token is not investing but participating in a Ponzi scheme designed by its often elusive creator, regardless of how hard it is to “create” this token or “how many” there are; I am personally shocked that any digital currency is still legal but look at our lawmakers who are wined and dined by Sam Bankman and the like.?
dave.rajog and others, pleased don’t use links to paywall services like WSJ and Seeking Alpha, etc. The WordPress platform we use for this website blocks them. Your comment then goes to a ‘pending’ file I must approve — if I even see it listed on the admin panel.
There are always implosions in the market… especially earnings season….one need not trade everyday…. Be patient and choose your battles carefully… I’ve found the best gains are buying these good companies that got wrecked …. UNH is the latest example… APP in the last cycle, etc.. I added Sarepta last week
UNH will remain on my Cara 100 (“Global Best 100 Companies”) list until more is known about the DOJ criminal complaint. Unfortunately, politicizing financial markets has put these difficult situations into the pending category when, years ago, investors would sell all positions at the hint of criminality.
In my weekly Navigator report, I cautioned against buying UNH shares until we learn more from the DOJ and the company. But from what I’ve seen so far, UNH’s intrinsic value is much higher than today’s share price. I’m not yet ready to put this company into the ‘bad’ category and remove it from the (new) Cara 100.
I have an exclusive arrangement with a company to take control of marketing this report and the billcara.com website. They are presently moving everything on my server to AWS.
As part of the agreement, I will support their day trading education platform, including writing a daily market report for day traders, starting at the end of the month. This is something new for me, but I am confident the report will meet or exceed traders’ expectations, as I have done with the Navigator report for investors. Of course, Baz22 will inform everyone if I’m up to the task.
The structure should be in place to move billcara.com from my server to AWS. We then plan to change its presentation and parts of the Navigator Report.
There will soon be announcements regarding my involvement with a new day trading education platform and writing a daily day trader’s report.
There are serious risks (the DOJ investigation into possible medicare fraud is one, and the pressure on pharmaceutical prices is another), but UnitedHealth is an outstanding company in its field.
At $260, the price is back to early COVID-19 levels, over 5 years ago.
Because you cannot take a criminal probe lightly, I’m not saying UNH is a Buy, but its fair value is 50-75% higher than today’s price.
Cramer might have been inspired by a TV comedian who popularized the expression, “It’s five o’clock somewhere.” It’s a good thought to have when we get caught up in negatives.
Wall Street employs some of the most brilliant people on earth. The honest ones will say what’s going on.
Bill Cara
May 12, 2025 12:08 pm
#46632
Trump has become the greatest bag holder maker that Wall Street has ever seen.
Four weeks ago, investment industry specialists were lining up as CBNC guests to tell the TV audience that market prices were, for the most part, too high, that the recession odds were increasing, and that the Fed could not cut its policy rate because the tariffs were causing inflation to rise.
Trump then raises the tariffs to 145% against China, and China retaliates with 125% tariffs against products made in the US. Effectively, no US-China business can be done, the ports are empty, and Trump brags that the US is not losing billions as a result. The reality is that inflation is pushed higher, the odds of a Fed rate cut drop, the odds of a recession increase, and corporate earnings will fall, pulling share prices lower.
Last week, Trump bragged that the greatest deal in history had been done with the UK. However, the UK-US business accounts for 3% of US international trade, and 40% of that is essential services, so the trade deal is minimal in the big picture, except that there is no trade deal. There is a verbal agreement to try to get a trade deal in the next 90 days. Meanwhile, Trump is helping Wall Street pump the market higher.
Late last week in Geneva, the US-China trade talks ended when the Chinese delegation abruptly walked out because of offensive comments. They returned and agreed that for 90 days, the tariffs would drop from 145-125 to 30-10. In April, 30-10 crashed the market, but today, there were double-digit gains across many stocks listed in NY.
Over many decades, when Wall Street discovered it had pushed market prices higher than the public could pay or was interested in paying, they rolled the market top, unloading stocks on buyers who believed the nonsense their analysts and sycophants were spewing. When they were ready to pull the plug by simply going ‘no bid’, the market crashed. Typically, the take-out specialist was the Federal Reserve System chairman, who Wall Street and financial media painted as evil incarnate. In 1980, the hated Fed chairman had quickly raised interest rates to an unacceptable 20% to kill out-of-control inflation. In 1986-87, the Japanese would buy up all the American real estate until Japan crashed. In 2000-2001, the bad guy was the day trader shops, until the customers realized that 90-95% were losers and had no profits to buy Caribbean private islands. In 2006-2007, it was the CNBC real-estate tour across America selling over-priced condos that would double in price annually due to foreign investors, who were either drug dealers or ghosts.
For more than 60 years, I have watched these cycles repeat, as the public got screwed out of hard-earned wealth. I have watched Humongous Banks & Brokers, market & politically savvy CEOs, and financial TV personalities get richer, and the average person fall further behind.
In recent years, I see a con artist, the greatest in my lifetime, acquire the US presidency surrounded by a cast of Reality TV characters, and with a thick, black Sharpie in hand, sign some of the most ridiculous Executive Orders and make the most deceitful, self-serving statements in American history. Yet, like the notorious John Gotti, Al Capone, and Bonnie and Clyde, this President, based mostly on charisma since it’s not brains or substance, has achieved a level of fascination and even admiration from hundreds of millions worldwide.
My point? Wall Street has its man, Trump, the Bull Trap Commander, the ultimate take-out source in what is sizing up to be the greatest pump-and-dump play in American history. In 2007, I wrote about the CNBC real estate tour that “books will be written,” and they were. This time, I’m telling you that ‘Trump and the Art of the Market Crash’ encyclopedias will be published, and they will be.
“The Bag Holder Maker — Because every bubble needs someone to leave holding nothing.”
I’m also pleased to announce that a software company in Toronto will take control of the billcara.com website and the production of the Navigator Report this week. My exclusive role will be as editor. I hope to see parts of the report automated so we can publish on Saturdays.
Alexei and I will now have the time to work on special projects involving trading algorithms.
Mastering the Relative Strength Index (RSI): How to Read it Correctly
Author’s Note: Over two decades of watching charts on a daily basis, I’ve misused the RSI early on and missed its deeper signals. This article shares the lessons I wish I had fully grasped sooner — insights that have proven to be reliable across markets, trends, and time.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is one of the most popular momentum oscillators in technical analysis. While many traders treat it as a simple overbought/oversold signal, deeper research and long-term observation show that RSI’s behavior shifts depending on the underlying market trend.
This article explains how RSI “range rules” work, why overbought readings can actually signal strength, and how traders and investors can apply these insights effectively across asset classes.
Understanding RSI: Beyond the 0 to 100 Scale The RSI is typically plotted on a scale from 0 to 100, with overbought levels defined above 70 and oversold levels below 30. Many beginners — myself included in the early years of my career — interpret these thresholds as automatic trade signals: buy when oversold, sell when overbought.
However, this approach often fails in trending markets. With time and experience, I realized that simply reacting to these levels leads to false signals and premature exits from strong trends.
RSI Range Rules: A More Nuanced Approach Constance Brown, in her influential book Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional, introduced the concept of RSI range rules, which state: In an uptrend, RSI operates in a bullish range with lows near 40–50 and highs between 80–90.
In a downtrend, RSI stays in a bearish range with lows around 20–30 and highs limited to 55–65.
Rather than focusing solely on extreme levels, traders should observe how high or how low the RSI goes relative to these trend-defined ranges. In my own experience, recognizing these ranges was a breakthrough that helped me shift from chasing reversals to riding trends more confidently.
I have always said, I do not fear the guy that has practiced 10k kicks 1 time, I fear the guy that has practiced 1 kick 10K times. If you find a system that is consistent, use it exploit it and make money. The only issue I have is RSI is its a lagging indicator. Meaning you need price action to give you your RSI. That is why for me I like Fib extensions and Andrews pitchforks. They are forecasting price into the future on already known data. RSI is great tool, knowing you are overbought or oversold in one more feather in the CAP of knowing when price should and could turn.
In the picture, the prices and performance over one week, one month, YTD, one year, and three years are current as of a few minutes ago.
The US tickers are mixed. A few don’t trade in Canada. On the weekend, I will include a report in my Navigator Report that shows both US and Canadian tickers.
Just my two cents but too risky to try and pick individual names in this sector, ETFs probably a better choice; URNJ for the Juniors, URA holds CCJ and Kazatomprom.
It will now be managed by a software company I have known for 25 years.
All my communications (website, reports, books) will soon be under their management, so there will be changes in the formatting and marketing. I decided to restrict most of my activities to being a content creator only and to pursue a new venture through the website.
Working with a Day Trading Technology Company
I have also been in talks with a day trading technology company (not a broker-dealer), though nothing is final yet. If this partnership happens, I’ll promote their trading platform on my website.
This technology gives users access to a professional trading room where they can:
Follow and copy professional traders’ moves.
Watch and learn from experts.
Practice with paper trading (fake money).
Subscribers will continue to own their existing accounts with their brokers.
If they do well with paper trading using this system, a prop trading firm may offer them a funded account with profit-sharing, but it’s their choice whether to accept.
My Goal
I want to help people learn to trade independently with expert guidance and a strong tech platform. This way, they can grow their money and invest for retirement.
Why This Matters
Humongous Bank & Broker (HB&B) doesn’t work in the public’s best interest—it prioritizes its own profits. Its organizations, systems, and marketing are designed to keep people dependent while making bankers richer.
My mission has always been to make trading and investing fair and accessible because people deserve to break free from these unfair systems and take control of their own finances. This project is another way for me to help them do that.
In a few days, I’ll fully explain what I’ll be doing.
Coterra Energy off 8%, had been waiting for a dip on this one. Has attractive acreage in the Marcellus, Permian and Anadarko basins; long-term agreements to supply LNG (200mmcf/day) later in the decade; energy v. uncertain right now but it you have a bit longer-term perspective this looks pretty good; close to 4% yld in the meantime.
jimg
May 5, 2025 2:04 pm
#46552
Robert P. Balan runs Predictive Analytic Models, PAM trades risk assets using Fed, US Treasury Liquidity, Option flows.
(Part 1): Why SPX Is Still On A Bullish Trajectory Into May 16 SPX Expiry (And What Comes After)
This really feels like the calm before the storm I’m treading lightly… Crows are harbingers of bad news… I’m seeing way too many . I’ll seek the mountains for reflection
Baz … Will try to get back in the game soon. This time of year ( Spring ) just wipes me out ( mowing , HOA (paint this trim that) , fish pond , etc. ) I’ve just been shoveling shxt for weeks it seems. Hope ur well.
A challenging US housing market.
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/05/22/april-home-sales-real-estate.html
If the economy were in better shape and making people less anxious about their jobs, and mortgage rates were dropping instead of rising, a yellow brick road would lead to these unsold houses.
Trump’s “big, beautiful bill” barely passed 215-214 in the House.
The Senate will approve, and Trump will sign it into law with the usual flourish.
Investors agree it’s big but are concerned about the beauty part. The Congressional Budget Office calculates that this bill will add $3.8 trillion to the existing $36.2 trillion Treasury debt in ten years.
Treasury yields will rise because these growing deficits and debt are real, while Trump’s “blue sky” promises of wealth-creating trade deals may never happen.
Investors are rightly focused today on the 10-year Treasury yield.
NEWP….Been a long base here, but the break happened right where it should have…Now we need to see some follow through…LFG….I’ve been patient with this one and have built a nice pile near the lows….
Are you going to allow private equity to access your retirement funds?
https://billcara.com/help-you-invest/a-trump-executive-order-could-open-the-9-trillion-us-retirement-market-to-private-equity-is-this-what-the-public-wants-or-needs/
Bitcoin-mining company Bitdeer Technologies BTDR listed on the Nasdaq last month after merging with a special-purpose acquisition company, or SPAC, a blank-check company so called for its use in helping businesses access public markets with fewer strings attached. Blockchain company Chia Network recently took another step toward going public, while cloud-mining company BitFuFu and crypto cash-machine company Bitcoin Depot are working on plans to go public via SPAC mergers.
Though skeptics contend that the gains in crypto and other risky sectors are likely short-lived because of the Federal Reserve’s stated determination to hold short-term interest rates at the highest level in more than a decade
The Securities and Exchange Commission has been fighting to regulate most cryptocurrencies and the platforms that trade them. The regulator has sued a number of crypto companies for allegedly selling unregistered securities. Many crypto companies counter that they don’t sell or trade securities. From WSJ
A reader wrote–
Anyone who pays real money for any digital token is not investing but participating in a Ponzi scheme designed by its often elusive creator, regardless of how hard it is to “create” this token or “how many” there are; I am personally shocked that any digital currency is still legal but look at our lawmakers who are wined and dined by Sam Bankman and the like.?
dave.rajog and others, pleased don’t use links to paywall services like WSJ and Seeking Alpha, etc. The WordPress platform we use for this website blocks them. Your comment then goes to a ‘pending’ file I must approve — if I even see it listed on the admin panel.
There are always implosions in the market… especially earnings season….one need not trade everyday…. Be patient and choose your battles carefully… I’ve found the best gains are buying these good companies that got wrecked ….
UNH is the latest example… APP in the last cycle, etc..
I added Sarepta last week
UNH will remain on my Cara 100 (“Global Best 100 Companies”) list until more is known about the DOJ criminal complaint. Unfortunately, politicizing financial markets has put these difficult situations into the pending category when, years ago, investors would sell all positions at the hint of criminality.
In my weekly Navigator report, I cautioned against buying UNH shares until we learn more from the DOJ and the company. But from what I’ve seen so far, UNH’s intrinsic value is much higher than today’s share price. I’m not yet ready to put this company into the ‘bad’ category and remove it from the (new) Cara 100.
Global Market Navigator Report 19 Reviewed
https://billcara.com/help-you-invest/the-global-markets-navigator-report-may-18-2025-reviewed/
I have an exclusive arrangement with a company to take control of marketing this report and the billcara.com website. They are presently moving everything on my server to AWS.
As part of the agreement, I will support their day trading education platform, including writing a daily market report for day traders, starting at the end of the month. This is something new for me, but I am confident the report will meet or exceed traders’ expectations, as I have done with the Navigator report for investors. Of course, Baz22 will inform everyone if I’m up to the task.
Appreciate your work Bill!
Global Market Navigator Report 19 has been published.
The audio discussion is 48:49
https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/29a6672a-a805-458e-b779-440bde438dfa/audio
The structure should be in place to move billcara.com from my server to AWS. We then plan to change its presentation and parts of the Navigator Report.
There will soon be announcements regarding my involvement with a new day trading education platform and writing a daily day trader’s report.
I’m off now to a pre-game meal. Go Leafs.
Parabolic….UNH…61.8%…
UNH selling is overdone.
There are serious risks (the DOJ investigation into possible medicare fraud is one, and the pressure on pharmaceutical prices is another), but UnitedHealth is an outstanding company in its field.
At $260, the price is back to early COVID-19 levels, over 5 years ago.
Because you cannot take a criminal probe lightly, I’m not saying UNH is a Buy, but its fair value is 50-75% higher than today’s price.
UBS predicts that US tariffs will settle around 15% by year-end.
Life will go on. It’s just going to be different.
However, signed and transparent trade deals must start happening so investors can determine where best to allocate capital.
As CNBC’s Jim Cramer famously said, “There’s always a bull market somewhere.”
https://billcara.com/help-you-invest/market-recovery-signals-strength-amid-volatility-a-historical-basis-for-a-sustainable-portfolio/
Cramer might have been inspired by a TV comedian who popularized the expression, “It’s five o’clock somewhere.” It’s a good thought to have when we get caught up in negatives.
NQ update…Looks like a Bully Trap to me…
My thoughts on what’s happening with Trump in the Middle East.
https://billcara.com/help-you-invest/trumps-middle-east-business-deals-legal-risks-and-investor-implications/
Singapore’s New Gold Market
Singapore is starting a new gold trading market in June 2025. Here’s what you should know:
What’s new?
Why does it matter?
Will it beat London?
Success depends on:
Singapore’s market is a smart move for Asia, but London and Shanghai still rule gold trading, at least for now.
InPlay Oil (IPO.to)(IPOOF) report.
On Thursday, Canaccord published this report at C$7.45 with a target of C$13.00. It’s now C$8.11.
A well-managed Oiler that is in great shape.
Terrific, well-protected 4% yield with monthly dividend payments.
I have written about this company for years.
IPOOD in the US now. They reverse split.
Did I miss an update on the dividend? Based on the most recent dividend and the share price, the yield is about 13%.
The DeepMind Review of my article.
It’s only 7:42 minutes, and it is important. Please share the link with everybody you know.
https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/a1a929e5-ecb6-494b-b9d9-f45ab579c846/audio
I’m not alone on this. Here’s the Fox Senior Business Correspondent Charles Gasparino:
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/forces-unleashed-fox-reporter-warns-of-nasty-market-turns-from-draconian-trump-plan/ar-AA1EzQRk
Wall Street employs some of the most brilliant people on earth. The honest ones will say what’s going on.
Trump has become the greatest bag holder maker that Wall Street has ever seen.
Four weeks ago, investment industry specialists were lining up as CBNC guests to tell the TV audience that market prices were, for the most part, too high, that the recession odds were increasing, and that the Fed could not cut its policy rate because the tariffs were causing inflation to rise.
Trump then raises the tariffs to 145% against China, and China retaliates with 125% tariffs against products made in the US. Effectively, no US-China business can be done, the ports are empty, and Trump brags that the US is not losing billions as a result. The reality is that inflation is pushed higher, the odds of a Fed rate cut drop, the odds of a recession increase, and corporate earnings will fall, pulling share prices lower.
Last week, Trump bragged that the greatest deal in history had been done with the UK. However, the UK-US business accounts for 3% of US international trade, and 40% of that is essential services, so the trade deal is minimal in the big picture, except that there is no trade deal. There is a verbal agreement to try to get a trade deal in the next 90 days. Meanwhile, Trump is helping Wall Street pump the market higher.
Late last week in Geneva, the US-China trade talks ended when the Chinese delegation abruptly walked out because of offensive comments. They returned and agreed that for 90 days, the tariffs would drop from 145-125 to 30-10. In April, 30-10 crashed the market, but today, there were double-digit gains across many stocks listed in NY.
Over many decades, when Wall Street discovered it had pushed market prices higher than the public could pay or was interested in paying, they rolled the market top, unloading stocks on buyers who believed the nonsense their analysts and sycophants were spewing. When they were ready to pull the plug by simply going ‘no bid’, the market crashed. Typically, the take-out specialist was the Federal Reserve System chairman, who Wall Street and financial media painted as evil incarnate. In 1980, the hated Fed chairman had quickly raised interest rates to an unacceptable 20% to kill out-of-control inflation. In 1986-87, the Japanese would buy up all the American real estate until Japan crashed. In 2000-2001, the bad guy was the day trader shops, until the customers realized that 90-95% were losers and had no profits to buy Caribbean private islands. In 2006-2007, it was the CNBC real-estate tour across America selling over-priced condos that would double in price annually due to foreign investors, who were either drug dealers or ghosts.
For more than 60 years, I have watched these cycles repeat, as the public got screwed out of hard-earned wealth. I have watched Humongous Banks & Brokers, market & politically savvy CEOs, and financial TV personalities get richer, and the average person fall further behind.
In recent years, I see a con artist, the greatest in my lifetime, acquire the US presidency surrounded by a cast of Reality TV characters, and with a thick, black Sharpie in hand, sign some of the most ridiculous Executive Orders and make the most deceitful, self-serving statements in American history. Yet, like the notorious John Gotti, Al Capone, and Bonnie and Clyde, this President, based mostly on charisma since it’s not brains or substance, has achieved a level of fascination and even admiration from hundreds of millions worldwide.
My point? Wall Street has its man, Trump, the Bull Trap Commander, the ultimate take-out source in what is sizing up to be the greatest pump-and-dump play in American history. In 2007, I wrote about the CNBC real estate tour that “books will be written,” and they were. This time, I’m telling you that ‘Trump and the Art of the Market Crash’ encyclopedias will be published, and they will be.
“The Bag Holder Maker — Because every bubble needs someone to leave holding nothing.”
Bill — It’s Spring-time and Canada being right near the North-Pole and all that … Maybe it’s Crazy-Time. Cheers and Stay Safe.
Kyle, don’t forget it’s my igloo.
Global Markets Navigator #18 has been published
Happy Mother’s Day. I’m happy to say that the 673-page report has been published. I can now spend the rest of the day with Pat.
The DeepMind audio discussion is 23:09 minutes. It’s very good.
https://notebooklm.google.com/notebook/2f943ba9-9b2e-4f81-a12e-73189d93ed0e/audio
I’m also pleased to announce that a software company in Toronto will take control of the billcara.com website and the production of the Navigator Report this week. My exclusive role will be as editor. I hope to see parts of the report automated so we can publish on Saturdays.
Alexei and I will now have the time to work on special projects involving trading algorithms.
A terrific article on the use of RSI
I received this mail today:
Jay Pettit CMT
Mastering the Relative Strength Index (RSI): How to Read it Correctly
Author’s Note: Over two decades of watching charts on a daily basis, I’ve misused the RSI early on and missed its deeper signals. This article shares the lessons I wish I had fully grasped sooner — insights that have proven to be reliable across markets, trends, and time.
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) is one of the most popular momentum oscillators in technical analysis. While many traders treat it as a simple overbought/oversold signal, deeper research and long-term observation show that RSI’s behavior shifts depending on the underlying market trend.
This article explains how RSI “range rules” work, why overbought readings can actually signal strength, and how traders and investors can apply these insights effectively across asset classes.
Understanding RSI: Beyond the 0 to 100 Scale
The RSI is typically plotted on a scale from 0 to 100, with overbought levels defined above 70 and oversold levels below 30. Many beginners — myself included in the early years of my career — interpret these thresholds as automatic trade signals: buy when oversold, sell when overbought.
However, this approach often fails in trending markets. With time and experience, I realized that simply reacting to these levels leads to false signals and premature exits from strong trends.
RSI Range Rules: A More Nuanced Approach
Constance Brown, in her influential book Technical Analysis for the Trading Professional, introduced the concept of RSI range rules, which state:
In an uptrend, RSI operates in a bullish range with lows near 40–50 and highs between 80–90.
In a downtrend, RSI stays in a bearish range with lows around 20–30 and highs limited to 55–65.
Rather than focusing solely on extreme levels, traders should observe how high or how low the RSI goes relative to these trend-defined ranges. In my own experience, recognizing these ranges was a breakthrough that helped me shift from chasing reversals to riding trends more confidently.
I have always said, I do not fear the guy that has practiced 10k kicks 1 time, I fear the guy that has practiced 1 kick 10K times. If you find a system that is consistent, use it exploit it and make money. The only issue I have is RSI is its a lagging indicator. Meaning you need price action to give you your RSI. That is why for me I like Fib extensions and Andrews pitchforks. They are forecasting price into the future on already known data. RSI is great tool, knowing you are overbought or oversold in one more feather in the CAP of knowing when price should and could turn.
Where to invest if this drops?
Trump plans nuclear power push
https://archive.is/LUs8A
My Uranium list.
In the picture, the prices and performance over one week, one month, YTD, one year, and three years are current as of a few minutes ago.
The US tickers are mixed. A few don’t trade in Canada. On the weekend, I will include a report in my Navigator Report that shows both US and Canadian tickers.
My choices for various reasons: UEC, NXE, CCJ
Just my two cents but too risky to try and pick individual names in this sector, ETFs probably a better choice; URNJ for the Juniors, URA holds CCJ and Kazatomprom.
Hi Jim…. https://www.fool.com/investing/2025/05/06/heres-why-nuscale-power-stock-is-a-buy-before-may/
I may not have posted much here recently, but I have some big news tomorrow.
I am moving the website from my server to AWS.
It will now be managed by a software company I have known for 25 years.
All my communications (website, reports, books) will soon be under their management, so there will be changes in the formatting and marketing. I decided to restrict most of my activities to being a content creator only and to pursue a new venture through the website.
Working with a Day Trading Technology Company
I have also been in talks with a day trading technology company (not a broker-dealer), though nothing is final yet. If this partnership happens, I’ll promote their trading platform on my website.
This technology gives users access to a professional trading room where they can:
Subscribers will continue to own their existing accounts with their brokers.
If they do well with paper trading using this system, a prop trading firm may offer them a funded account with profit-sharing, but it’s their choice whether to accept.
My Goal
I want to help people learn to trade independently with expert guidance and a strong tech platform. This way, they can grow their money and invest for retirement.
Why This Matters
Humongous Bank & Broker (HB&B) doesn’t work in the public’s best interest—it prioritizes its own profits. Its organizations, systems, and marketing are designed to keep people dependent while making bankers richer.
My mission has always been to make trading and investing fair and accessible because people deserve to break free from these unfair systems and take control of their own finances. This project is another way for me to help them do that.
In a few days, I’ll fully explain what I’ll be doing.
To graciously borrow a phrase from the magnificent Muhammad Ali, ” float like a butterfly, sting like a bee “…..
baz22, I know what to do, but I first must see that the SEC lets me into the ring.
Coterra Energy off 8%, had been waiting for a dip on this one. Has attractive acreage in the Marcellus, Permian and Anadarko basins; long-term agreements to supply LNG (200mmcf/day) later in the decade; energy v. uncertain right now but it you have a bit longer-term perspective this looks pretty good; close to 4% yld in the meantime.
Robert P. Balan runs Predictive Analytic Models, PAM trades risk assets using Fed, US Treasury Liquidity, Option flows.
(Part 1): Why SPX Is Still On A Bullish Trajectory Into May 16 SPX Expiry (And What Comes After)
https://x.com/RobertPBalan1/status/1919385708332032145
Doing research…this may help:
“AI-powered conference call transcripts, summaries, and insights in seconds”
“Access complete raw transcripts of conference calls for review and reference”
“Set your queries on autopilot with intelligent questionnaires”
https://knowledge.dotadda.io/
This really feels like the calm before the storm
I’m treading lightly… Crows are harbingers of bad news… I’m seeing way too many
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I’ll seek the mountains for reflection
I think Rob will see his $ 5,000 gold… Probably $ 7,000…
” Consciousness is not a function….it is a pathway “… Stephen Hawkins
Oddly ( or maybe not ), the only thing I’m willing to hold overnight is select biotech and gold
Kyle…. Hawkins and the ‘ Black Hole Information Paradox ‘ at Cambridge…. It’s not over…> https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/wimi-announced-to-jointly-establish-a-micro-consciousness-quantum-research-center-with-microalgo-302162983.html
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Baz … Will try to get back in the game soon. This time of year ( Spring ) just wipes me out ( mowing , HOA (paint this trim that) , fish pond , etc. ) I’ve just been shoveling shxt for weeks it seems. Hope ur well.
Here are 2 things that I saw this week :
Dimension 126 Contains Strangely Twisted Shapes, Mathematicians Prove
https://www.quantamagazine.org/dimension-126-contains-strangely-twisted-shapes-mathematicians-prove-20250505/
https://arxiv.org/abs/2412.10879
Google ‘Orb UFO in Columbia’ … may be BS BUT I have reason to believe in some of this.
working it …
https://arxiv.org/search/?query=information+paradox&searchtype=all&abstracts=show&order=-announced_date_first&size=50