Advice to Widows and Orphans in the ChartPack

We won’t mince here: this weekend’s ChartPack is the ChartPack from hell.

Forty-seven pages of charts, cycle work, war-risk crosscurrents, and a market setup that looks a whole lot less like “soft landing” and a whole lot more like “keep your helmet handy.”   Save a spot in the ER for your wallet this week, while Ure at it.

The so-called peace track with Iran looks shaky, leadership in Washington looks increasingly detached from the realities on the ground, and the market structure itself is throwing off the kind of warnings that make complacency look expensive. By the time you get through this one, “buy the dip” may sound more like a slogan than a plan. Unless you’re buying shorts.

Meanwhile, the news flow reads like a bad screenplay with too many producers: we can’t figure a way to write a happy-ending out of what’s piling up in headlines…

So, “Ride ’em cornflakes and get to clicking!

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  1. Trump try’s to help abused middle east countries by iran. Iran plays games by saying I’m sad. Gulf closed continues. Oil 200 a barrel end April. Good bad ugly. Trump good. Iran bad. China ugly

    Trump war showed serbia, korea, syria, egypt that any war will fail.

    How poor myst iran get to open straight. To last pure Muslim of Iranians descent.

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  2. must say G you really put a lot more work , dedication and thought into your work than the rest .i just keep it simple . money always finds the best home and the longer im wrong the righter ill be . but respect your dedication

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