 The Power Trading Hour with your host, David White. Call now, toll free at 1-877-927-6648 or internationally at 727-873-7618. Now, David White. And welcome all to another excellent edition of the Power Trading Hour. As always, we meet at the appointed time. The following takes place between 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. So we're off a little bit. Is this surprising? The answer is no. We're on the end of fund buying generally on average over the last 20 years. You can look for about a percent and a half higher on average. When it's over, you can look at maybe three quarters of a percent lower as the fund buyers exit. So there's a bullish bias in the last two days, first three days, trading days of the month. When that's over, that bias pulls out a little bit but leaves about half of it. We're off about 7-tenths of a percent right now. So surprising no. Jobs numbers, of course, at 8.30 tomorrow morning. I'll go back into my list of stuff here. And that's it. So really not a lot that's unexpected here. Of course, the question is we pulled back yesterday with very light volume today again. Sorry, another sneeze time out. We've got about 6.3 billion shares. So a very light pullback yet again today. As I said, I don't know, maybe a little weaker in the Friday. I think the thing we need to be looking forward, we don't know what the jobs numbers are going to look like, but we can think about maybe moving in the morning and maybe setting the tone for the day. But the Golden Week being over and traders coming back from China, the question is whether or not they're going to take the bullish tone up that we've had the last few days and maybe add a little bit to it. When I look at a lot of the other things, like I use some wisdom of the crowd indicators that are in my newsletter sometimes, those actually continue to show that we could have yet another good week before any significant pullback in the market. Probably the bigger thing out here that I think is going to affect the market long term or medium, let's call it medium term through the end of the year is OPAC plus production cuts and the decision by the current administration of the United States to double down on taking crude out of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve were down below the levels that we saw in 1978. So we're 24 years in rearview mirror for the lowest amount of reserves we have. The question is at what point could we not field a navy by not having enough reserves and that answer is fairly soon. So we're getting to the point where we would not be able to respond. Now what's to say it's not a military action. Let's say that it's this another hurricane in the Gulf that shuts down 13 of the biggest producing offshore oil wells we have in the country. It's kind of the same thing as planning a trip in an airplane maybe a small airplane. You know it's going to take you three hours to get there and you have three hours and 15 minutes worth of fuel and the winds are kind of in your face a bit maybe they're just a little stronger than you think. All that fuel that you could have put in the plane if it wasn't full doesn't be any good back at the place you took off from. But you want to have at least some kind of pillow for any kind of disruptions and at least probably through all of next year there's no real question about refilling it yet and of course we'll have to refill it where we actually emptied it on an average basis of about $25 per barrel with $85.88 and of course if we start refilling it that could easily take us through 100 or $110 a barrel gas. So I'm going to continue to say that one easy trade going forward is probably going to be energy. There may be some soft spots in the Santa Contango up here where the next month may be still a little soft but as soon as they turn the spickets off and we know there's almost nothing left in the reserves energy may be the easiest trade going forward. 877-9766-4648 we'll have Tim Ord on at the next break and see what else do we have here. Let's do a little history and we'll move on. And it's all just a little bit of history repeating. And somebody says we've got some issues. Everything sounds really good in my headphones so I don't know anything else about that. Okay, let's see. You want to reconnect? Talking to my engineer here now. Sounds awful in the bin. Okay. Getting very static-y. We'll reconnect during the break before I get through this segment here with a little history. And it's all just a little bit of history repeating. On this day in 1942, Chester Carlson's issued a patent on the process called Electro Photography, now commonly known as photocopying. It wasn't until 1946 that a company had any interest in pursuing this commercially. The Halloyd Company, in that bad breath, finally licensed Carlson's patent and created the world's first Xerox photography to differentiate it from the traditional photography. Eventually photocopying became such a large part of the company's revenue that Halloyd changed its name to Xerox. That's good now. Okay, that's great. Who knows? I think a lot of that is just we have temporary issues with internet speeds. And sometimes they just pull back, you never know. Okay, let's see what else here we've got. As we go to the break, we'll have a Tim Ord after it. If you want the charts, make sure and email me at path at tfnn.com. Down, what is that? 25 on the S&P, down 270 and 262 on the Dow. And Aztec off 31. Being inflation, we are purchasing powers eroded. There's no better place to protect your harder and money-thinning gold. 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I know some people were worse off inland than out here on the area that we're at. But the farther south you went, the bigger the impact. So not much happening. They cleaned up everything, at least in my neck of the woods within and probably 12 hours. And like I said, I think I lost power for 30 or 45 minutes and it came back on and that has been it, the effects. So not much. Good for you. Good for you. Well, it's been a long run since Tampa has actually been hit. It's one of the hardest to hit geographically for a storm. They tend to either hit down there in Fort Myers or in Venice or go up to the Panhandle in Pensacola. It's not that they never hit. It's that if it hits the west coast, it's about one in 10 chance that hits somewhere around Tampa. Always either hits south of us or goes north. So a good place to live if you're looking for a place down here in Florida. Okay. All right. Well, good. Well, take a look at that first chart. It kind of looks at the bigger picture, which is this chart goes back, looks like about 2007. And it's American Association of Individual Investors, Bull Bear Ratio. But it is just a ratio of what the public thinks about the market. Well, actually, it's a pretty good poll that every time it got below 40, we got down in, I think it's like 21 or so here recently, but we're back up to 33, which is still below 40. So in my opinion, we're still kind of banging out a low here. But roughly close to a meaningful low up to that way. This takes an account too of that 2008 decline. And it did get in bullish territory there during that decline. I don't know if we're going to turn in like 2008 or not. I think there is one more decline coming. It'll probably touch at least last Friday's low, maybe break a little bit below it throughly. Finally, get everybody, I guess, out of the market there and we can't, or the market that is, and we can get them out before the rally actually starts. But we're getting close. We're in the process, I think, pounding out a bottom according to chart number one. And I don't know if it's quite complete yet. And it may take another several more weeks to finalize it. But in the past, this is an area that has usually been pretty good for near-me-at-term low forming. So I don't think we're just going to keep heading down and down. I think we're all close to some sort of near-me-at-term low. And I'm not sure we've seen the final low. I've got a couple other charts that I'll show you that maybe we're pounding out a low, but the final low may not have been seen. I do look at some of the indicators. They kind of give you a bigger view of what goes on, what the pre-taught process, what the public is doing. And normally the public's on the wrong side of the market most of the time. So this is an indicator. That kind of suggests that the public's pretty bearish here. And that's usually a good near-me-at-term sign. So we can go on to chart two if you want. Okay. Also, if anybody wants to ask any questions to Tim, make sure and either call us at 877-927-6648 or email me at pathtfn.com. I already emailed one for you to take a look at during the break, if you want. We've got chart two up here now. Okay. This has really been a good indicator. This chart goes back, I think, to 2015. And the top window is the average arms index on the close for the last 10 days. And the arms index is kind of a screwy, but actually Richard Arms developed it back years ago, in the 70s. And it's the advancing issues divided by the declining issues and divided that by the up volume, divided by the down volume. So it takes in the advanced decline, it takes in the up-down volume and it horses out into a ratio. And so one easy number to look at. You can kind of define what... If you get readings up around 1.5 or higher, in general it shows there's more volume hidden declining issues. When it's down below 0.5, say, then it shows more up volume on the advancing issues. And that's usually a bullish sign. Or ironically, it turns out to be kind of a turning indicator. Because if you get readings around 0.5 several in a day, it shows too much euphoria. And it's usually heading for your client. And the opposite is also concerned, or the opposite is also in play, where it gets up around 1.5 or higher, it shows too many volume on the down stocks. And that's usually kind of a romantic situation. And so going into the June low, we got it above 1.4. And also going into the current low, we got it up to 1.4. So that's 1.4 on average for 10 days. So that's a lot of, you know, I guess hitting the bids there for 10 straight days to really get that reading up that high. So it kind of shows the exhaustion moved to the downside. And those really, those red lines going back show the times when the 10-day average did get above 1.5. So it happened at the March 2020 low. It happened back in the, all right, it's not that good. 2018, there was a worthwhile low in there back in 2015, 2016. And all these, most of them came in really massive lows. So we do have panic in the market and panic only forms at bottom. We'll be back in a minute with Tim and if you want to check your email there, Tim, and if you want these charts, email me at pattyfnn.com. To see for yourself the types of profitable trades that are recommended within the Gold Report, sign up now by visiting tfnn.com. Don't miss out on the next great gold trade. Sign up today. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice, sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts. At TFNN, you'll get advice and guidance from the authority and technical market analysis, and it's not just dry tedious text either. 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The 10-day average of the arms index above 1.4 usually indicates you're starting to bang out and you may have term low. So I don't think this is an extended decline that's going to keep breaking new lows here. I still think we'll probably see a minor new low, but not a major downtrend that started here. It looks like kind of the ending stage. And also, these now, I kind of play as important to it. A lot of times you see major lows in October, maybe November. So I think the lows probably going to, my opinion, probably still form this month. So I'm thinking there's one more down here coming to kind of satisfy everything. So we'll see how it plays out. But anyhow, this is in bullish territory. And we can actually, I did get that email on Exxon Mobile Oil. We can talk about that if you want. Did you send me a chart? Oh, I thought they sent you a chart. I can pop one up. I just wanted to make sure I didn't need to look in email to take a look at it. I've got one up. Okay. If you go back to, you know, it broke out a major basing period. Well, it actually broke above some previous highs. There was a huge resistance at that 70 area on Exxon. And, you know, the election came and they voted in the Democrat party and they were against the, kind of the energy sector. So it took a big, big run down in 20. That turned out to be the bottom and got enough energy to rally above 70. If you look at, actually compare the XOM or Exxon to the SPX, it's been outperforming the SPX since about mid-2020 and it's still outperforming. And I don't, you know, that's worst case scenario. It's got masses supported at 70 because that's the trend line that goes back for years. And I see now we're trying to break out to new highs. I'm not sure we have the volume to really do it right here. The market really hasn't done anything for the last six months and then it's bounced around 285 to 100 range. And the volume is kind of dropping off. It kind of looked like this could be a consolidation phase. In my opinion, then Mark the Halfwood Point move and the Exxon move up. That's a possibility. Not sure what it is, but the Bollinger Bands are mid-Bollinger Bands hitting higher. So in general, it's in an uptrend here. You know, how high is high? It's really kind of hard to say, but it's kind of bucked the, you know, if you look at the decline in the SPX, obviously it's bucked that trend. So it's kind of a trend of its own right now away from the SPX. So this looks pretty good. How high is high? It really is hard to say a lot of projections come if you take the bottom of that pattern, which is around 25 to the top, which is 70, call it 75. So you had 50 points to the breakout area, which is 70. So it comes in around 120 for a projection, a possible project to the next high, which is still, you know, 20% higher than where we are right now. So it doesn't look like it's, in my opinion, doesn't look like it's any topping form, pattern forming here. So, you know, trends up. So how high is high? You know, I guess projection one is around 120. You can, hey, come up with a bunch of other stuff, but along as it stays above the mid-Bollinger Bands on the wippy timeframe, you know, it's a good indication that this one will probably move much higher. So it looks pretty good, in my opinion, for the earmet term, even longer term. So, you know, that's my take on, on Exxon. Okay, and that was for Hector. So, if you've got a question for Tim, go ahead and email or call in at 877-927-6648. Let's go back to the chart here. And on this one, are we done with number two? Yeah, I think we've seen panic in the trend, and it reached a level where earmet term blows normally form. You know, it's not saying the bottom's in right now. I think there's one more decline coming, but it's in a bobbing area. So I think most of the decline is done. But moving on to the next one, which is kind of used this over the years, it's another kind of a climatic indicator. And the top window is NYSE Summation Index. And it's kind of a rule of thumb, I guess, when you get below minus 700, which this chart goes back to, it looks like, about 2015 area. And it kind of shows all the previous declines happened at that time for him. He had a 2016 decline. He had a 2019 decline. He had a March 20th decline. Now you got this one. Actually, if you go to the bottom window, usually a good indication that you're into a war-shot low was a McCall and Offer usually gets below 400. And on September 26th, when he hit minus 420, which pretty much satisfies my climatic move to the downside. And I marked other times there with blue lines that other times when he had below minus 400. So McCall and Offer got below minus 400. And the Summation Index, which is the top window, usually when you get down below minus 700, it's usually a good indication that the market has reached a pretty much sold-out level according to the advanced climb line. And that Summation Index is kind of an exotic advanced climb line is what it is. And I marked other times when that happened on in 2020. Matter of fact, or 2022, we hit below minus 700. This is a third time. So the market really kind of just blew apart to the downside. You know, back in, it was like about April and another time in June and now we're hitting it again in October. So it's pretty oversold. And this time around, finally, the Oscillator, along with the Summation Index, both got below war-shot levels. So we're in a climatic bottom formation here. So it'll be interesting to see what happens next. To really confirm that the intermittent bottom is, you like to see minus 700 on the McCall and the Oscillator, then rally within around two months to reach above plus 1,000. And we tried to get going back in that, or see the August rally. And we didn't quite get to plus 1,000. We got up to plus around 800. Then the market fell back down again and got oversold below minus 700 on the Summation Index. So the next time up, we need to see it get above plus 1,000 to really confirm a low. Well, we've got one more chart and a couple of questions. So we'll get to that in the next segment with Tim Orr. Sharpening your skills as an investor is like getting better at playing a musical instrument. You have to practice, sure, but you also need excellent instruction from experts. At TFNN, you'll get advice and guidance from the authority in technical market analysis. And it's not just dry, tedious text either. 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I think the character of Mark is starting to change and the reason why I'm saying the character of Mark is kind of a change where the sell signals in the past worked really well and now the buy signals are starting to work pretty well. And it's not ideal yet, but I do a lot of stuff with volume. If you notice that big spike, where I have an open gap there, that big spike in volume is last Friday's trading. So you had a big spike, normally that's kind of exhaust move to the downside. When you get a kind of spike in volume, a lot of times I'll at least stall the market on a short-term basis. I'm talking about a spike in volume. At least 30%, you know, the spike in volume, the more stunned I guess or stalled the market will become in either direction. So if you see a spike in volume say 100%, whatever of the previous days, that usually just stalls the market on a short-term basis. So I'm proud of you. Yeah, it looks like about a 30% jump in volume. And that's kind of a signal that you're probably an exhaust move to the downside. Anyhow, the market gapped up the next day. That would be Monday of this week. And it tested another gap of last Wednesday. Anyhow, it kind of blew through that gap and opened kind of an aisle in there. But when it jumped, this would be today's Thursday, so this would be Wednesday's, no, it would be Tuesday's trading. It jumped above a previous high. And that jump above previous high on at least 10% lighter volume usually is supposed to break out to the upside. Then yesterday, you tested Wednesday's high on another drop of about 10% volume. So the market's really having kind of a difficult time trying to go up here. The volume's not, you know, you're trying to break out above the previous high and then really have the energy to keep pushing higher. But today we're kind of at the midpoint of today's trading. And so the market kind of undecided what to do. It tried to go up, couldn't go up. So I'm thinking when they go back down to Monday's gap is what I'm thinking is what it's starting to look like. And it maybe even breaks a little bit. Normally, the more panic you have at the bottom, the more secure that bottom becomes. So if you get minor panic at the bottom, it's usually a minor low. If you have major panic, it's usually a major bottom. And we had pretty decent panic at last Friday's slow. But if you look at the VIX and some other stuff, it didn't really spike that much. It did get into 34, I think it was, on the VIX. But ideally, you like to really see it jump up around 40 or thereabouts, or a high 30s at least. And I'm thinking that's probably where we're going to head. Take a shot at last Friday's slow and everybody's going to be screaming, you know, bloody murder and all this other stuff. And I think that's where you get your durable low coming in. So, you know, that's my short term view of the market. I think in a midterm, we're pounding out a bottom in our short term basis. We may take another shot at the recent lows if not break to a minor new low. And it depends on what the VIX does, what the trend does and some other panic indicators do. So, will that be a final low or not? So, I'm thinking we're off a closer in a midterm low. I just don't quite think we've seen it yet. So, that's my view for the market. So, probably, you know, we may be... market may be mixed all the way into November 8th is the election. Is that right? November 7th? Something like that. I think 40 days away. Yeah. So, market could... maybe that's what's going on here. The market is kind of trying to decide who's going to be... you know, are the Republicans going to hold the house or the Senate and whatever. Are the Democrats going to keep control of it? Don't know. And the market's trying to decide what it is going to do, I guess. So, the market doesn't know yet. But the market will figure it out way before the general public figures it out. You know, the market seems to be the smartest indicator. So, anyhow, it's trying to figure out if a certain party takes over, you know, the Senate or something like that, that would be kind of a readjustment of some of the stocks in the NYSE, whatever, because of different powers that come to power here. So, I think that market is... it could be jittery and too value-election. So, I'm thinking that's what's going on here. Okay, we've got about... I still don't think the term law is counting out here. We've got three minutes left. Any calls on the GDX here? Yeah, I've got a 50-day average of the up-down volume of advanced line indicators. And when you got below my... there's a 50-day average. When you got below minus 20 on both indicators, it's usually led to an in-met term indicator. And what's kind of unusual about those indicators is once it hits below minus 20 on both of them, the market usually trends sideways or even mostly down a little bit for several weeks, while both those indicators hit below minus 20 back in mid-July. And now they're just starting to perform above zero. When it's above zero, usually the market's considered an uptrend. And the market did retrace from that mid-July low until this recent low we had here, what, in late September. So, I'm thinking this rally coming off the low is up, what, six days in a row. And it really showed decent volume come off the low. So, I'm thinking the September 25th low was the bottom. And as long as the 50-day average of the up-down volume and 50-day average of the advanced decline remain nearer zero or above, the uptrend is intact. And right now it's above zero on both of them. So, I'm thinking the bottom was September 25th. So, I'm reading it. So, how high? I don't know. But if you get above the previous low, which is around 29 on GDX, and that would imply a false breakout to the downside of that trading range would imply that you can't hold below the previous lows. They'll try to take out the previous highs. Well, the previous highs is around 40. So, if we get above 30, I think then we're at least heading back to the 40 range. So, that's a fairly near-term, I guess. It could take several weeks or months to do all that. But that's how I'm reading the market. So, I'm thinking we're turning the corner. Okay. I want to thank Tim Orr to the Orr-Oracle for being on again. If you want any of these charts, just email me at pathtfn.com. I'll be glad to send them out to you. So, you can follow along. But that's about it. We'll see Tim in about two more weeks, hopefully, and have a good weekend. All right. Thank you. You bet. VistaGold owns and operates the largest undeveloped gold project in Australia, the Mount Todd Gold Project. 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Probably a little people ringing the register before the jobs numbers in the morning at 8.30. So we'll see. But I don't have any real good feeling on jobs numbers. I continue to think that there's going to be some good sectors and bad sectors. There's always a bull market somewhere. And I'm kind of focusing on energy at the moment, although there are others. But that's kind of it. Volume so far in the day is fairly light. Just doing a little over 7.1 billion shares on the CBOE Consolidated Volume Tape. If you ever want the link to that so you can follow along at home, email me at path at tfnn.com. I'll be glad to send it to you. Other than that, it's just the end of fund buying. Not surprising to see a little bit of a pullback. Tomorrow is probably going to be a much bigger idea. If we get a lot of people shorting probably tonight and maybe get a little bit of surprise, you might find this market holding up through the close tomorrow and into China coming back for those folks that may want to think that they had a fear of missing out of the big rally in the United States. Or at least the U.S. markets. But we shall see. See if there's anything else out here. I was going to say probably the biggest thing I saw that was interesting to me was just the strength of the dollar. Oop, don't have that up right now. And we're out of time. But certainly came off 110 in the DX very sharply. And that's still holding. Well, that's pretty much it. So when you can, not when you have to and we will see you here tomorrow. Same bat channel, same bat time.