Lately, i'm preoccupied by the effect of rising bond yield (using 10 Year T Notes as a bench mark) on the equity market. Especially on growth stocks. And by growth stocks, what are more obvious than stocks

Only a few days after my previous post Bitcoin: Breakout of Down Trend, i decide to load up on my Bitcoins. The time i bought my Bitcoin is indicated in the chart ("Bought here"). I have broken

The recent price rise in silver has caused a break down in the rising trend line in the gold to silver ratio. The recent silver price rise could simply due to the gold/silver ratio reaching or nearing

After falling from the ATH of ~$20,000, Bitcoin prices have finally broken out of the purple downtrend channel. For those who have read my previous Bitcoin posts, they're all too familiar with this purple

I stated in my last 2 Bitcoin posts Bitcoin: Critical Decision Time Coming Soon that i expect this rising trend line ABCD will fail to support prices. And this break down has begun. The question now is

As i said in my previous post Bitcoin: This Support Better Holds to emphasize the importance of the support at "D", shown again below, As it turns out, the support at "D" does hold,

In my 2 previous posts, the latest was Bitcoin: After a Crash Comes a Melt Down ?, i focus on very short term view. It's basically the zone within my proverbial purple falling channel. If i stand back

VIX = 16 seems to be an important line in the sand. Since 9 Nov 2016 (Trump Election Day), market volatility remains low as VIX stays below 16. On 2 Feb 2018, VIX closed at 17.15 (above 16 the first time),

Well, the title is a bit dramatic. Do take note of my question mark at the end. All that the prices have been doing since the top in 16 Dec 2017 is staying within the purple falling channel (calling it

As i mentioned in my previous post on Bitcoin that price needs to rise above the purple falling channel to end this downtrend or correction mode. Since that post, the price falls below the strong resistance