Why the Next Recession Will Be the Catalyst for Depression
January 30, 2026
Using Square-of-9 harmonic geometry, the rebound from $5,005 aligns with rotational resistance zones near $5,253, $5,394, and potentially $5,628. If cycle momentum accelerates into mid-March, gold could test the $5,400–$5,600...
Read moreDetailsMON: Eurogroup Meeting, Chinese Inflation (Feb), Japanese GDP Final (Q4),Japanese Average Cash Earnings (Jan) TUE: EIA STEO, Chinese Trade Balance (Jan-Feb), German Trade Balance (Jan) WED: OPEC MOMR, US CPI...
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Read moreDetailsMiddle East tensions, U.S. inflation data, Oracle and Adobe earnings will be in focus in the week ahead. Adobe is well-positioned to beat low expectations and provide the confident outlook...
Read moreDetailspresents a buy-now, get-paid-later scenario, with its share price poised to move higher and the special dividend thesis remaining intact. Share prices, up significantly from the late-2025 lows, can rise...
Read moreDetailsKey Takeaways US large caps dipped to multi-month lows this week amid oil’s surge, but dip buyers responded. A subtle sector shift offers some hope for the bulls heading into...
Read moreDetailsSince the pandemic, the line between passive investing and aggressive speculation has blurred. The current bout of speculative fervor extends beyond financial markets. For instance, we see the same impulse...
Read moreDetailsKey Takeaways US large caps dipped to multi-month lows this week amid oil’s surge, but dip buyers responded. A subtle sector shift offers some hope for the bulls heading into...
Read moreDetailsAs investors move into the month of March, the investing landscape is changing – one in which technology optimism clashes with doubt and sector rotation is driven by more than...
Read moreDetailsThe “fiat is dying” argument has become a catchphrase narrative among digital asset bulls, gold bugs, and cryptocurrency advocates. That narrative’s core is that central banks have printed vast amounts...
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