RT by @AragonEmprende: As odds favored, cycles were not kind to risk in April. Almost all the green was in commodities & that was with a strong dollar! Cycles are supportive of the commodity bull market continuing for the next 2-3 years. Imagine what they’ll do when the dollar gives it up. 🚀🚀🔥🔥

As odds favored, cycles were not kind to risk in April. Almost all the green was in commodities & that was with a strong dollar! Cycles are supportive of the commodity bull market continuing for the next 2-3 years. Imagine what they’ll do when the dollar gives it up. 🚀🚀🔥🔥 nitter.net/BennMaldonado/status/1510276211943120897#m
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RT by @AragonEmprende: #ICYMI: Last week, @JillMalandrino spoke with @marketgauge Partner & Director of Trading of Research & Education @marketminute about where should investors look for leadership in the market. See what you missed: https://twitter.com/i/broadcasts/1rmxPgmMVMEJN

#ICYMI: Last week, @JillMalandrino spoke with @marketgauge Partner & Director of Trading of Research & Education @marketminute about where should investors look for leadership in the market. See what you missed: nitter.net/i/broadcasts/1rm…
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RT by @AragonEmprende: Cannabis holding up well all things considered-have noticed the selling has pretty much dried up lately-at what point does US govt realize that everybody must get stoned! Or at least the banking regs should be allowed like in Canada $MJ $TLRY $GRWG

Cannabis holding up well all things considered-have noticed the selling has pretty much dried up lately-at what point does US govt realize that everybody must get stoned! Or at least the banking regs should be allowed like in Canada $MJ $TLRY $GRWG
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RT by @AragonEmprende: April ISM Manufacturing fell to 55.4 vs. 57.6 est. & 57.1 in prior month; new orders, production, and inventories fell as supplier deliveries rose; prices paid ticked down (though still elevated) but employment dropped sharply and is barely in expansionary territory

April ISM Manufacturing fell to 55.4 vs. 57.6 est. & 57.1 in prior month; new orders, production, and inventories fell as supplier deliveries rose; prices paid ticked down (though still elevated) but employment dropped sharply and is barely in expansionary territory
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