The Bitcoin Pattern That Predicted Every Major Rally Is Back! || Chris Vermeulen & Gareth Soloway
Bitcoin's double-bottom reversal pattern that preceded every major rally is back, signaling a next major breakout
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Bitcoin's double-bottom reversal pattern that preceded every major rally is back, signaling a next major breakout
Technology stocks are facing increasing pressure and the AI boom is losing momentum
Gold is breaking key support levels (breakdown)
Silver is approaching a critical support zone in a breakdown scenario
Money is rotating into the Dow Jones, which is outperforming tech.
Broadcom's earnings miss triggered a historic collapse and continued downside risk for the stock.
Oracle has breakout potential as capital rotates from semiconductors into software and infrastructure.
Microsoft has breakout potential as capital rotates into software.
Cardano is weakening and approaching its next support zones.
Solana is showing signs of weakness along with Bitcoin and other altcoins.
Capital is rotating into software/cloud stocks, which show breakout potential and may attract renewed institutional interest.
Oil prices are falling as geopolitical developments reshape global supply expectations.
The Nasdaq remains in a powerful uptrend, fueled by AI stocks and semiconductors.
The S&P 500 remains in a powerful uptrend and continues pushing higher.
XRP breakout potential
Solana showing strength and breakout levels
Uranium is an opportunity within the growing commodity supercycle.
Copper is an opportunity within a commodity supercycle fueled by AI infrastructure and electrification.
The semiconductor sector may be hitting a major short-term top as the chip rally runs out of steam.
Ethereum weakness and growing pressure; could lead the market lower
Silver is correcting after a huge rally but entering a critical phase before the next major move higher
The Euro faces collapse risk alongside the dollar in the fiat currency reset.
Gold will rise dramatically — beyond $8,000 — as the fiat currency system collapses and paper money goes to zero.
Bitcoin is beginning to roll over in a major way.
SanDisk is showing technical weakness.
Micron is showing technical weakness.
The Nasdaq and AI-driven tech stocks are losing momentum, with a bigger correction possibly starting.
Utilities and dividend stocks are attracting smart money and may outperform in the months ahead.
Nvidia is showing weakness along with other semiconductor giants.
The U.S. dollar is strengthening.
NVIDIA and other semiconductor giants are keeping the market alive and carrying it higher despite economic cracks.
The S&P 500 faces a deep 7% correction if Nvidia earnings disappoint.
Oil prices are soaring, adding to stagflation pressure.
Copper's historic rally signals future economic weakness ahead.
A growing threat inside the global bond market means bonds are losing institutional confidence.
Mining stocks are flashing bullish breakout signals.
Confidence in fiat currencies including the dollar is collapsing amid de-dollarization.
Silver is forming a bearish flag breakdown pattern.
Gold is pulling back sharply, raising questions about further downside ahead.
Semiconductor giants are showing early weakness and institutional money may already be rotating out.
The Nasdaq is nearing 25,000 resistance with warning signs of overextension before a major reversal.
Silver is deeply undervalued versus the S&P 500 at historic ratio extremes and is set for an explosive breakout driven by Basel III, Chinese demand, and COMEX supply tightening.
Gold retains long-term strength.
Bitcoin nearing $80,000 amid extreme bullish sentiment marks a short-term top before a breakdown.
AMD is overextended and due for a pullback.
Intel is overextended after its surge and due for a pullback.
Oil prices are collapsing.
Tesla is overextended and nearing a reversal point.
Bitcoin has a bullish setup with critical breakout levels ahead.
Nvidia is overextended and nearing a reversal point.
The 11% two-week surge to all-time highs is a bull trap on low volume, with early signs of a market reversal.
Strait of Hormuz energy tensions are pushing oil prices higher.
The S&P 500 is rebounding and pushing toward all-time highs on surging risk appetite.
A coming copper shortage nobody is prepared for will drive copper higher.
Agricultural commodities like wheat are showing surprising strength.
Silver is no longer behaving like a traditional safe haven, implying weakness.
Capital is fleeing dollar-based assets, pointing to dollar weakness.
The US dollar is growing stronger and that strength will continue.
Gold is under pressure and will stay weak.
Silver's sharp plunge is a buying opportunity ahead of a massive long-term move higher.
The current gold pullback is short-term pain setting up a long-term rally.
Utilities and defensive assets are rising and leading money flows.
Bitcoin's climb is a warning signal, implying a reversal lower.
The S&P 500 may be entering the early stages of a larger market correction.
The Nasdaq shows increasing volatility and downside risk.
Oil prices are rising and remain elevated.
Bond yields are rising again.
Small caps in the Russell 2000 are under even stronger selling pressure.
The Nasdaq-100 is struggling to gain momentum after recent volatility.
Financial stocks face selling pressure as institutions reposition for turbulence.
Selling pressure in regional banks signals further downside in the sector.
Gold miners are leading the market and investors are shifting capital into gold mining stocks.
Silver may still face downside risks and lag behind gold.
Uranium is entering a structural bull market.
Copper is entering a structural bull market.
Oil is in a downtrend, signaling economic weakness.
Mining stocks face risk if equities roll over.
Bonds are strengthening as capital rotates into defensive assets.
The U.S. dollar is attempting a breakout higher.
Silver remains in structural deficit with rising industrial demand; prices could explode after the current pullback.
The pullback is profit-taking within a bull market; central bank accumulation supports higher gold prices.
The VIX is rising as panic indicators spike.
Microsoft has formed a bearish double top.
Cracks are forming in tech and AI stocks, implying downside ahead.
Oil is climbing out of a bullish consolidation and has a bullish setup ahead.
The S&P 500 triggered a powerful impulse breakout after extreme bearish sentiment.
Warning signs are flashing in gold and mining stocks.
Energy is quietly taking the lead as capital rotates into it.
The S&P 500 is stalling under resistance with fading momentum, leaving stocks fragile.
The NASDAQ is stalling under resistance with fading momentum.
Bitcoin is weakening and may not be out of danger yet.
Mining stocks lag before explosive moves higher.
Silver is in a late-stage, most dangerous phase where blow-off-top risk is rising.
Mining companies remain undervalued with rapidly expanding margins and are catching up to the metals.
The dollar is losing value as central banks and institutions exit the dollar system — a systemic shift in global money.
Commodities are only just beginning to reprice higher.
Japan's bond crisis deepens with rising yields signaling loss of central bank control (bond prices falling).
Platinum could be the most overlooked opportunity in the metals space.
Mining stocks are flashing powerful bullish signals.
Silver doesn't top when supply is shrinking and demand exploding — backwardation, record deliveries and trapped bank shorts point higher.
Gold moves higher as central banks accelerate purchases and trust in paper promises breaks.