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[] Another day, another bull trap. On a classic capitulation trading day, everything plunged due to concerns about rising interest rates, institutional selling, and other market challenges. Also, how would further escalations between Russia and the West impact gold stocks and uranium stocks? [View in browser]( . Another day, another bull trap. On a classic capitulation trading day, everything plunged due to concerns about rising interest rates, institutional selling, and other market challenges. Also, how would further escalations between Russia and the West impact gold stocks and uranium stocks? [View in browser]( . . [] [Havens Investment Letter] [] [Havens Investment Letter] [] [] [] 2-Decade Trading Veteran: I want as many people as possible to know about this Legendary trader Rob Booker is on to something. Why are newsletters so popular... when you have to wait a month to receive stock picks? He’s found the solution that the big-wigs will never tell you. [See this and never wait for a monthly stock pick again.]( [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] 2-Decade Trading Veteran: I want as many people as possible to know about this Legendary trader Rob Booker is on to something. Why are newsletters so popular... when you have to wait a month to receive stock picks? He’s found the solution that the big-wigs will never tell you. [See this and never wait for a monthly stock pick again.]( [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Here's How To Turn Europe Risks Into U.S. Gains [Bauer Sig] Dear Investor, While the risk of a collapse of the European economy due to a sudden lack of supplies of cheap Russian energy is growing, the aforementioned risks do not exist for North American stocks. This is How the U.S. Benefits from Russia's Ukraine War On the contrary, the U.S. is the biggest beneficiary of the current energy crisis, having just inked the best gas deal in its history with Europe. U.S. gas companies are making the billion-dollar deal of a lifetime with surplus liquefied natural gas (LNG), which is being shipped to Europe on a massive scale. And they’re getting excellent prices on the LNG, as Focus reported on December 29 (i.e. BEFORE the current Russia sanctions). In the meantime, things have become even more advantageous for the US gas industry. At the same time, the US has a secure supply from its domestic sources. Therefore, worries about new price volatilities there are unfounded. The recent correction on the U.S. stock market also seems to have subsided in the meantime. How to Convert European Risks into U.S. Profits Gold and uranium shares profit directly from the development. These act as a kind of insurance against the European emergency. Gold is likely to gain further as a crisis currency in the event of a further escalation of tensions between the West and Russia. And uranium too, because more and more countries are realizing that they need to get away from expensive oil and gas, but that the fluctuation-prone energies of the Middle Ages (wind and solar) are not suitable as the sole substitute in our latitudes. Will Uranium be the New Gold? For most countries, nuclear power is the only option. The Sunday Telegraph recently reported that Great Britain has just decided to build seven new nuclear power plants. London wants to push its energy independence. Other countries want the same. Worldwide, the number of nuclear power plants is expected to double in the next 20 years! Of course, the uranium price will then (further) go through the roof and the price of our uranium shares should rise further still. Therefore, take advantage of any setback in our uranium favorites to buy or add to your position. Best regards, [Garrett Sig] Dr. Gregor Bauer Chief Analyst, European Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Here's How To Turn Europe Risks Into U.S. Gains [Bauer Sig] Dear Investor, While the risk of a collapse of the European economy due to a sudden lack of supplies of cheap Russian energy is growing, the aforementioned risks do not exist for North American stocks. This is How the U.S. Benefits from Russia's Ukraine War On the contrary, the U.S. is the biggest beneficiary of the current energy crisis, having just inked the best gas deal in its history with Europe. U.S. gas companies are making the billion-dollar deal of a lifetime with surplus liquefied natural gas (LNG), which is being shipped to Europe on a massive scale. And they’re getting excellent prices on the LNG, as Focus reported on December 29 (i.e. BEFORE the current Russia sanctions). In the meantime, things have become even more advantageous for the US gas industry. At the same time, the US has a secure supply from its domestic sources. Therefore, worries about new price volatilities there are unfounded. The recent correction on the U.S. stock market also seems to have subsided in the meantime. How to Convert European Risks into U.S. Profits Gold and uranium shares profit directly from the development. These act as a kind of insurance against the European emergency. Gold is likely to gain further as a crisis currency in the event of a further escalation of tensions between the West and Russia. And uranium too, because more and more countries are realizing that they need to get away from expensive oil and gas, but that the fluctuation-prone energies of the Middle Ages (wind and solar) are not suitable as the sole substitute in our latitudes. Will Uranium be the New Gold? For most countries, nuclear power is the only option. The Sunday Telegraph recently reported that Great Britain has just decided to build seven new nuclear power plants. London wants to push its energy independence. Other countries want the same. Worldwide, the number of nuclear power plants is expected to double in the next 20 years! Of course, the uranium price will then (further) go through the roof and the price of our uranium shares should rise further still. Therefore, take advantage of any setback in our uranium favorites to buy or add to your position. Best regards, [Garrett Sig] Dr. Gregor Bauer Chief Analyst, European Markets --------------------------------------------------------------- [] Get A "Secret" List Of High-Probability Daily Trades... [rob booker]( [MOVE FAST! Click here now]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] Get A "Secret" List Of High-Probability Daily Trades... [rob booker]( [MOVE FAST! Click here now]( --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] [] I'm Sorry... It Wasn't Meant to Be [Garrett Pic]Dear Investor, It happened again. As I noted yesterday, Thursday is the worst performing day for the markets in 2022. This anomaly - simply known as Days of the Week - struck again. The institutions won again. After a brief period of positive momentum for two days, the markets have flushed right back down into a negative channel again. Momentum is squarely negative. I’m back - heavily in cash - as the selloff looks like it will continue. I’ve warned about “Bull Traps” and negative channels since early April. And the big moves we had on Monday and Tuesday presented another classic example. For investors looking to “Buy the Dip” - they were caught in the Bull Trap. I’m sorry… A rebound wasn’t meant to be. The Selloff Continues As I noted yesterday, institutions have used short-term rallies to selloff stocks. If you’re looking for a proxy of what is happening in the tech sector, pay very close attention to Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest ETF (ARKK). [ARKK]( Everytime that there’s a short term rally in these shares, we see a quick selloff follow. Those declines represent selling of the stocks owned by Wood’s ETF. Stocks like Teladoc (TDOC), Coinbase (COIN), Roku (ROKU), Zoom Video Communications (ZM) and more. Institutions continue to dump these stocks. Now, there are still people who are holding onto these “growth stocks” because they’ve bought into the narrative. They’re disruptive… they’re innovative… they’re the future… They’re going up 500%... 5000%... Cool, man. And if I had wheels, I’d be a wagon. These people are “invested” both mentally and financially. But fundamentals matter on the way down, and institutions are clearly dumping these stocks every time there’s a little bounce. And not even the executives at the companies are scoping up shares on the cheap… On a week-by-week basis, momentum has been negative for 19 of the last 26 weeks. [QQQ]( The key problem that I have moving forward is this “Bull Trap” pattern. This has now transpired for roughly half of a year - 26 weeks. At some point, people realize what is going on. The people who are buying the dips and trying to time the markets - they’ll eventually stop doing this. As a result, institutions aren’t able to engage in selling during low-volume rallies. And at that point - the selling just continues without enthusiastic buyers. This Bull Trap creates conditions for four things: - Capitulation - where certain people just throw in the towel and write off the loss because that pattern doesn’t follow. - Forced selling - where funds are stuck holding stocks that no longer meet their requirements (for example: a holding must have a market capitalization level above a certain level - like $10 billion) and they are FORCED to sell the stock at any price to get it off the books if the company falls under that capitalization level. - Extreme volatility - the resulting price movement of MANY stocks at the same time creates large amounts of volatility and pulls even the safest investments down in the process. This can be a very difficult time for value investors, momentum investors, and anyone who is trying to establish a healthy long-term portfolio. - A paradigm shift in price discovery - when we see a lot of selling and a lack of buyers, the question becomes: What is this stock worth? It places a dramatic focus on the fundamentals and the health of a company. We’ve been experiencing this challenge since November, and we’re still in the early innings. A lot of people don’t recall that we once had a financial crash in technology back in 2000. It was healthy because stocks were extremely overvalued. Even after the tech sector’s 20% decline this year, guess what? Most stocks still are overvalued. With the Fed moving quickly on interest rates and preparing to drain liquidity from its $9 trillion balance sheet, you don’t want to catch a falling knife. This is why I’m paying such close attention - particularly in the tech sector - on where insiders sit on their stocks. They aren’t doing much right now. This is a list of insider purchases from CEOs and CFOs over the last 10 days. [QQQ]( This is a paltry list of buying. What does it tell me? While tech stocks have been in a negative channel, no one is stepping up and screaming: “This tech stock is cheap.” Well, except for Cathie Wood, who keeps buying the stocks that no executives are… And her ETF keeps going lower... Remember, cash remains your best friend in negative momentum conditions. Enjoy your day, [Garrett Sig] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets [] --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] I'm Sorry... It Wasn't Meant to Be [Garrett Pic]Dear Investor, It happened again. As I noted yesterday, Thursday is the worst performing day for the markets in 2022. This anomaly - simply known as Days of the Week - struck again. The institutions won again. After a brief period of positive momentum for two days, the markets have flushed right back down into a negative channel again. Momentum is squarely negative. I’m back - heavily in cash - as the selloff looks like it will continue. I’ve warned about “Bull Traps” and negative channels since early April. And the big moves we had on Monday and Tuesday presented another classic example. For investors looking to “Buy the Dip” - they were caught in the Bull Trap. I’m sorry… A rebound wasn’t meant to be. The Selloff Continues As I noted yesterday, institutions have used short-term rallies to selloff stocks. If you’re looking for a proxy of what is happening in the tech sector, pay very close attention to Cathie Wood’s ARK Invest ETF (ARKK). [ARKK]( Everytime that there’s a short term rally in these shares, we see a quick selloff follow. Those declines represent selling of the stocks owned by Wood’s ETF. Stocks like Teladoc (TDOC), Coinbase (COIN), Roku (ROKU), Zoom Video Communications (ZM) and more. Institutions continue to dump these stocks. Now, there are still people who are holding onto these “growth stocks” because they’ve bought into the narrative. They’re disruptive… they’re innovative… they’re the future… They’re going up 500%... 5000%... Cool, man. And if I had wheels, I’d be a wagon. These people are “invested” both mentally and financially. But fundamentals matter on the way down, and institutions are clearly dumping these stocks every time there’s a little bounce. And not even the executives at the companies are scoping up shares on the cheap… On a week-by-week basis, momentum has been negative for 19 of the last 26 weeks. [QQQ]( The key problem that I have moving forward is this “Bull Trap” pattern. This has now transpired for roughly half of a year - 26 weeks. At some point, people realize what is going on. The people who are buying the dips and trying to time the markets - they’ll eventually stop doing this. As a result, institutions aren’t able to engage in selling during low-volume rallies. And at that point - the selling just continues without enthusiastic buyers. This Bull Trap creates conditions for four things: - Capitulation - where certain people just throw in the towel and write off the loss because that pattern doesn’t follow. - Forced selling - where funds are stuck holding stocks that no longer meet their requirements (for example: a holding must have a market capitalization level above a certain level - like $10 billion) and they are FORCED to sell the stock at any price to get it off the books if the company falls under that capitalization level. - Extreme volatility - the resulting price movement of MANY stocks at the same time creates large amounts of volatility and pulls even the safest investments down in the process. This can be a very difficult time for value investors, momentum investors, and anyone who is trying to establish a healthy long-term portfolio. - A paradigm shift in price discovery - when we see a lot of selling and a lack of buyers, the question becomes: What is this stock worth? It places a dramatic focus on the fundamentals and the health of a company. We’ve been experiencing this challenge since November, and we’re still in the early innings. A lot of people don’t recall that we once had a financial crash in technology back in 2000. It was healthy because stocks were extremely overvalued. Even after the tech sector’s 20% decline this year, guess what? Most stocks still are overvalued. With the Fed moving quickly on interest rates and preparing to drain liquidity from its $9 trillion balance sheet, you don’t want to catch a falling knife. This is why I’m paying such close attention - particularly in the tech sector - on where insiders sit on their stocks. They aren’t doing much right now. This is a list of insider purchases from CEOs and CFOs over the last 10 days. [QQQ]( This is a paltry list of buying. What does it tell me? While tech stocks have been in a negative channel, no one is stepping up and screaming: “This tech stock is cheap.” Well, except for Cathie Wood, who keeps buying the stocks that no executives are… And her ETF keeps going lower... Remember, cash remains your best friend in negative momentum conditions. Enjoy your day, [Garrett Sig] Garrett {NAME} Chief Analyst, American Markets --------------------------------------------------------------- [] [] If you’re trading everyday, and tired of wasting hours looking for the perfect trade setup, while your account hemorrhages money, then KEEP READING… This could change EVERYTHING. Every morning for the last few months, a notorious market veteran has been quietly sending out a list of his favorite high-potential stock picks to a small, select group of successful traders… And [open enrollment is still available to the public.]( A rare opportunity for everyday traders just like you! 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