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Gold stocks haven't kept up with the price of gold. He expects they will rise from the current $17 here to about $21, at which he will sell. He is an active trader. He will wait. He has faith.

Each time he has traded this, he's made money. Loves the chart now, trying to break its downtrend and trying to breakout after a period of consolidating. If it breaks out, there's so much room ahead. If it breaks down, he'll sell.

It's been sideways for a few years, but finding support at current levels. He sees lots of upside. He's been buying in three tranches. But if it doesn't rise, he will sell it. 

He loves Elon Musk, but the chart shows a strong uptrend, then downtrend, now rebuilding. Not a gentle chart, with lots of swings. It's approaching its trendline, so sell, because it has a history of ugly pullbacks if it does

Chart formed a nice cup and is breaking out. Has lots of upside unless it breaks down.

The chart is rangebound, roughly $70 to $100, now at the top of that range. Give it a few weeks; if it continues to move down, sell.

Had traded this many times. History suggests the chart will break out for a while. Keep in mind that it could pullback to the $10 neckline, but that's still positive. The chart looks constructive.

Sideways chart which has a history of wide swings. It could now roll over, but is breaking above old highs. Tough to call this. It could continue breaking out. If it breaks above $55 and holds, then sell.

He bought it at the bottom earlier this year, and hopes it can return to $90. He remains positive. If you want only the dividend, you're fine as long as it stays in its range. Will sell around $90 and thinks it will happen. Not a long-term hold unless it stays above $90.

Uranium is hot now and he likes commodities. Nuclear is the history of power. NXE looks overbought now after recently breaking out of its trading range. A high chance it will pull back to its neckline. That's fine as long as it doesn't keep falling.

The chart shows a long history of higher highs and lows. It's now testing its last low and will probably find support here and continue rising.

The S&P got overbought, led by the big 7 megatech stocks. Add to that seasonality when September is historically weak. He's holding 21% cash, but that will likely change in a few weeks if markets fall. He thinks the S&P can fall back to 4,200-4,300.

He likes commodities and is trading this. Anything copper and mining are good to enter now. He expects this to return to previous highs in its range.

He bought it at the bottom. Per his normal strategy, he will sell at the top of its trading range. China was feared/disliked as an investment, which became a traded trade, and that's when he bought. Inevitably, sentiment reverses.