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This chart looks at the Junior Miners (GDXJ) to Gold ratio over the past 7-years. Metals bulls want to this ratio heading higher, to send a positive message to this sector.

Did an important top take place in the Home Construction index?   One thing for sure that bulls do not want to see here is further selling pressure.

This chart looks at the Silver/Gold ratio on a monthly basis over the past 20-years. When the ratio is heading higher, Silver is stronger than Gold.

The price point for Coffee suggests that volatility is about to perk up and the movement should create opportunities for bulls and bears.

Joe Friday Just The Facts– Measured moves suggest each could rally up to the prices zone at each (2), which is around 8% above current prices.

In the chart below, you can see that March has been a month of major turning points (March 2000 high, March 2009 lows, and TBD March 2018).

 What do bulls not want to see? Selling pressure starting at the top of these rising chart channels.

This chart looks at Crude Oil on a monthly basis over the past decade.

A break above line (1) in the chart suggests a measured move rally of 10%.

After a couple years of gloom, the U.S. Dollar is setting up for a nice rally. And this could spell trouble for the Euro.

bearish reversal pattern taking place 5-weeks ago has broken it's uptrend.

For these key indices to make a run back to the January highs, somewhere along the line they need to break out above the series of lower highs.

DBC has created a series of higher lows and flat highs, creating a potential bullish ascending triangle. DBC is clearing the top of this pattern at (2), which sends a positive message.

For Gold’s pattern to trigger a bullish signal, it would need to breakout over the resistance line of the wedge.

Transports are testing 3-year rising support at (1) with momentum at levels heights only seen three other times in the past quarter-century.