The financial market environment has become very interesting since the dam finally broke in August, releasing the built up tension of a (US) market that had been going nowhere within a topping posture for about 7 months.  I think neither investors nor traders very much enjoyed that phase. 

The US market is in motion now and that means data points are coming in fast and furious.  Speaking personally, that is the kind of market I find comforting (and manageable) because indicator tools (from sentiment to macro to economic) are again actionable, directing us in a logical manner when cross referenced with regular technical analysis.

NFTRH 363 also does extensive work on the gold sector, which did as it should do on the weak September Payrolls report, breaks down the dynamics of the Payrolls report and covers the usual US and global stock markets. (He also comments on quite a bit of Martin Armstrongs work in this newletter – Money Talks Editor)

Please accept NFTRH 363 with my compliments at this key juncture. Click on image for entire letter: