Investors,
The market dynamics that occurred this week scared me, which is something that I haven’t said for a long time. The same charts that I’ve relied on to arrive at bullish conclusions are now telling me to get bearish.
In this video, I explain what they mean and why you need to pay attention to them.
As always, I’ll continue to be adaptable, flexible, and objective.
Best,
Caleb Franzen,
Founder of Cubic Analytics
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