Trailer Park Trash Could Become “Bourgie”
Resigned to the junk bin for 30 years, trailer park trash – manufactured housing – has the potential to become “bourgie”. Talk about places nobody wants to invest! And for good reason; this industry and these stocks have been perpetual…...
Silver Analog Has Been Fulfilled, Nearly Perfectly
Here’s the updated silver analog chart below. Amazingly, it has been fulfilled nearly perfectly since we originally pointed it out as a reason to be short and/or avoid the PM complex all together. That was done all the way back…...
Post Bubble Analog Update
Nat Gas appears to be officially breaking out on both a daily and weekly basis in the chart below. At the same time, Nat Gas appears very cheap at this juncture from its “bubble” peak in 2005 when it topped…...
The Conundrum that is Gold (To Bubble or Not to Bubble?)
Let’s continue to beat a dead horse. Is gold a bubble? If so, did the bubble run end in September 2011 when gold peaked around ~$1,900? We know that thus far, if gold was a bubble and the run ended…...
All Over for Housing Re-Inflation?
Both lumber and LEN face significant long-term channel resistance in the charts below. Is the Bernanke-inspired housing re-inflation run over for home-builders and housing in general?
Evolving FX and PM Set-Ups
Forgive me for continuing to focus so much attention on the PM space. However, I do tend to think it currently offers very solid risk/reward set-ups and more importantly, the opportunity to make some money on the short side in…...
Updated Thoughts on Silver
It appears as if silver might break line (1) support in the chart below. If so, the post bubble analog suggests it could fall hard and fast. In this event, the most likely target would be ~$26-$28 at line (2A)…...
If Silver Was a Bubble and 2011 Marked the Top, This is Where the Second Wave of Selling Likely Begins
It’s been a long time since we’ve done any work on silver or precious metals for that matter. There just haven’t been many interesting technical set-ups to speak of one way or the other. However, that seems to have changed…...
Post Bubble Analog Suggests Housing Stocks Closer to Full Valuation than Nat Gas
In this post we highlight our post bubble analogs to see how close housing-related stocks and Nat Gas have come to lessening the valuation gap they’ve recently exhibited vs. where other bubbles have tended to trade some ~375-400 weeks after…...
Continue to Reiterate that Homebuilders Likely Have More Upside & Out-Performance Left
The chart below plots the post peak price bubble analog we’ve highlighted numerous times before with prices updated through today. The black line is the S&P Homebuilders Index. Our ongoing thesis has been that it will ultimately reach ~50% of…...