The Robinson Report

Many key markets are now staging new breakouts with some setting all-time highs in the process, presenting attractive trading and investing opportunities.

Last week, markets cheered the announcement of a limited trade deal between the world’s two largest economies. Here’s what we think.

The 2019 rally is lifting small-caps and two major sectors to new breakout levels even as a bearish pattern signals a potential broad market reversal.

Believe it or not, Washington is moving — though at a snail’s pace — towards ending the nation’s weary war on cannabis.

Small-cap stocks are nearing a new breakout level that could signal more upside ahead for U.S. stocks.

It was hardly a surprise when the Federal Reserve announced it was cutting its benchmark interest rate by another 25 basis points to a range of 1.5% to 1.75%.

On Friday, the U.S. Treasury announced that the federal deficit for fiscal year 2019 had soared to $984.4 billion, which is the highest level since 2012.

Wall Street analysts bemoaned China’s slowing pace of economic growth after the country reported an annualized GDP growth rate of “just” 6% on Friday.

Beginning next Tuesday, America’s central bank will begin purchasing $60 billion in U.S. Treasury bills each month “at least into the second quarter” of 2020.

As defensive sectors currently lead the market, this is an indication that investors are concerned about the future and are seeking dividends and perceived safety into the final quarter of the year.

The Physical Palladium ETF (PALL) is up more than 150% since our July 2016 uptrend alert at $62. Is there more upside?

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The 2019 fiscal year is not even over and Washington has already managed to spend more than $1 trillion above its total revenues.

After coming under pressure in recent weeks, the S&P 500 index’s Position uptrend is now fully intact amid rising U.S.-China trade optimism.

The selloff in the S&P 500 intensified on Friday of last week as America’s leading stock index slipped 2.6% amid rising economic tensions between Washington and Beijing.

As a growing chorus of economists forecast slow growth, demand for long-term U.S. bonds drove yields to historic lows last week as the 30-year Treasury yield dipped below 2% for the first time ever.

As physical gold and silver prices rise amid economic and geopolitical realities, our top ranked gold and silver mining stocks have been enjoying the ride.

The S&P 500 suffered its worst weekly loss of 2019 after President Trump slapped fresh tariffs on China a day after the Federal Reserve delivered its first interest cut rate in a decade.

As U.S. investors prepare for the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates for the first time in a decade this week, global central banks are already slashing rates amid slowing global economic growth.

Since issuing a new uptrend alert on physical silver on July 12, silver mining stocks have roared higher. Last week, our top-ranked silver mining stocks all enjoyed double-digit gains.

The S&P 500 smashed above 3000 to close at a new all-time record high on Friday. Despite a complex backdrop of economic warfare and geopolitical intrigue, the market is continuing its ascent.

After rising from less than $4,000 per coin back in late March to nearly $14,000 by late June, it is not surprising to see Bitcoin consolidating its massive gains of over 200% year-to-date.

With U.S.-China trade relations apparently on the mend (for now), markets are set to roar higher on Monday. But will the Fed still cut rates in July?

Gold hit a 6-year high and Bitcoin topped $11,000 as the S&P 500 index briefly touched a new all-time high last week. 

With the yield curve officially inverted, investors are nervously watching the Fed and buying gold as economic storms clouds gather on the horizon.

Last weekend, FTM members and supporters came together from around the country (and the world) for a time of learning, fellowship, and fun at the 2019 Follow the Money Summit. Great things happened…

After a wild week, Bitcoin has caught mainstream media attention again with CBS’s 60 Minutes program set to expose its meteoric rise, as well as the SEC decision this week on the VanEck Bitcoin ETF.