Daryl Guppy

The Dow may consolidate between 42,100 and 44,400 before developing any new trend behaviour, says the writer.
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Finding markets’ floor

With a weaker greenback, companies with significant overseas operations report higher profits because foreign currency-denominated earnings translate into more dollars.
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The US dollar and its impact on markets

The picks and shovels of AI run on copper, not code or chips. A single 10-gigawatt data centre needs around 50,000 tonnes of copper.
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Finding the signal in the noise: pay attention to copper

A bullish outlook still holds for gold, but caution is warranted for silver.
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Can gold and silver deliver another outstanding year in returns?

The S&P 500 has consolidated around the 6,700 to 6,900 level. The next projected upside target is near 7,200.

Can November’s market rally last?

President Donald Trump meets with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea, on Oct. 30. The Chinese readout of the meeting outcomes was quite different from that of the broader US media.
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Upward trend intact for S&P 500 and Shanghai index

The consolidation strength of the Shanghai Index suggests China has little to fear from a bearish dip in the Dow in October.
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Bracing for a bearish trend in October

For now, in the Nasdaq, there is no indication of any end-of-uptrend pattern developing. But it takes a brave trader to bet on a repeat of April's rebound.
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Surviving a September plunge

On the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (above). The S&P 500 continues to make new highs despite growing evidence of stagflation.
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In search of numbers that don’t lie

The activity of the Nasdaq is defined by trading bands which impose both resistance and support barriers to the uptrend movement.
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Make hay while the Trump shines