John Howell
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- QQQneutralmid-termThe host notes the Nasdaq did nothing for roughly a year aside from a small Iran-war dip, framing that boring phase as stored fuel that produced the subsequent big move.Source
- Otherneutralmid-termThe host argues gold's two-year uptrend has used up the energy stored during its long sideways phase, so it is not ready for a big move to 10,000 and needs at least a year of time to reset.Source
- Otherneutralmid-termThe host treats silver the same as gold: after a noisy top it has gone sideways, and late FOMO buyers are getting destroyed while the market rebuilds energy.Source
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- DIAbullishlong-termHe applies the same read to the Dow: the pullback after the high is a normal correction, and a trend stays in effect until a definite reversal signal appears.Source
- SPYbullishlong-termThe host argues the decline around the Iran-war headlines was a normal healthy pullback within a larger bull trend on the weekly chart, after which the market continues higher.Source
- Otherpositive for stockslong-termHe notes silver is doing the exact same thing as gold — resting after a big move within the same phase structure, with another big move expected afterward.Source
- Otherpositive for stockslong-termRepeated many times: gold is in a resting, energy-building phase after the third stair step on the weekly chart, likely lasting 6-12 months total before another big move higher.Source
- Othernegative for stocksmid-termThe host groups silver with gold, viewing both as running out of energy and moving into a downside time phase.Source
- TLTbullishThe host cites TLT 'to the moon' as another call that worked out, implying a bullish stance on long-dated Treasuries within his energy framework.Source
- DIAbearishmid-termThe host says his Dow Jones call from a month ago mirrors the S&P view and played out as expected, with the same exhaustion-driven correction applying.Source
- GLDbullishlong-termDespite the near-term correction view, the host is very bullish long term, seeing gold at 10,000+ over the next ten years once the energy-building phase completes.Source
- GLDbearishlong-termThe host argues gold's two-year bull run has exhausted its energy and is entering a 1–2 year time phase, with typical 50% corrections putting GLD near 300.Source
- XLEbullishlong-termThe host argues the energy sector built energy for three sideways years, broke out this year, and is starting a brand-new bull phase mirroring gold's pre-bull pattern.Source
- USObullishlong-termThe host says oil built energy over four sideways years and broke out exactly as he flagged at the start of the year; the big move is now underway.Source
- CVXbullishlong-termThe host's group focused on Chevron at 153 late last year; it has risen to 223, pulled back into an L-shape pattern, and is getting ready to go again.Source
- XOMbullishlong-termThe host focused his group on Exxon Mobil at 111 late last year as its three-year sideways energy build resolved into a breakout; it now trades at 178 in a new bull phase.Source
- SPYbearishmid-termThe host says the S&P 500's long energy-using phase is exhausting, and the current breakout is the false breakout he flagged two months ago, with a correction now likely underway.Source
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- SPYbearishshort-termThe host expects an 8–10% correction on the S&P over the next couple of weeks, down toward roughly 7,000, as a normal correction within the uptrend.Source
- QQQbearishshort-termThe host expects a roughly 10–15% correction on the Nasdaq over the same short-term window, deeper than the S&P.Source
- SPYbullishlong-termThe host repeatedly stresses this is only a correction within a bull market, not a top, and advises buying the dip ahead of the next slingshot move higher.Source
- DIAbearishshort-termThe host sees the Dow forming a slowing-down pattern and expects some near-term bearishness.Source
- IWMbearishshort-termThe host says the Russell is showing the same slowing pattern as the Dow and expects some near-term weakness.Source
- GLDbearishlong-termThe host sees a weekly head-and-shoulders topping pattern in gold, declares the bull market over, expects a big downside move with $3,500 as the minimum and a 50% overall correction.Source
- XLEbullishlong-termThe host calls XLE the new king in town: after years of sideways energy building it broke out, is up 60% since his call, and he expects a two-year move higher.Source
- XOMbullishlong-termThe host says XOM was a key focus stock: strong up moves with sideways energy building, he called a two-year advance, and it has played out since.Source
- CVXbullishlong-termThe host says CVX showed the same pattern as XOM; he called for a two-year move up and it has been advancing ever since.Source
- SLVbearishThe host notes SLV sits at the very bottom of his performance table and is getting absolutely destroyed.Source
- Cryptonegative for stocksThe host mentions in passing that crypto is also getting crushed, alongside gold and silver.Source
- XLEbullishmid-termThe host repeatedly calls XLE the new king, already up 60% this year, and says he and his traders positioned for this bull market early.Source
- Othernegative for stocksmid-termThe host describes gold as making successive lower highs in a downtrend, with any rally being merely a bear-market (sucker) rally.Source
- Market Breadthpositive for stocksmid-termThe host views the current stock market pullback as a normal correction within a large bull market that will form a higher low and then resume upward, not a market top.Source
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- GLDbearishlong-termThe host believes gold (GLD) has exhausted its energy after a two-year rally and will enter a one- to two-year time phase of correction or consolidation, with GLD potentially falling to 300; long term he remains bullish but requires energy rebuilding first.Source
- XLEbullishlong-termThe host is very bullish on XLE (Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund), noting that after three years of sideways energy building it broke out this year, marking the start of a brand new bull phase and making energy the new leader.Source
- USObullishmid-termThe host believes USO (United States Oil Fund) has broken out after about four years of sideways energy building, and based on his system, oil is set for a major move higher.Source
- CVXbullishmid-termThe host notes that CVX (Chevron) broke out from a long sideways base, ran from around 150 to 210, pulled back, and is now getting ready to move higher again.Source
- XOMbullishmid-termThe host notes that XOM (Exxon Mobil) broke out after three years of sideways energy building on the monthly chart, moving from 111 to 178, and based on his system still has upside momentum.Source
- SPYbearishshort-termThe host believes the S&P 500 (SPY) is running out of energy after a long rally, is experiencing a false breakout, and the market is possibly getting ready for a correction lower.Source
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