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(Commodities Weekly) Is This the Next Big Opportunity for Commodity Traders? 📈

April 18, 2025

There's so much happening in the commodities markets right now. 

Orange Juice futures just ripped 50% in several days and triggered our buy signal.

Crude Oil futures have resolved a textbook multi-year distribution pattern and triggered our sell signal.

To name a few...

We're also on the cusp of getting a fresh buy signal in Soybean Oil futures.

"Big Oil" wants more renewable diesel - from 3.3 to over 5 billion gallons.

If that's the case, demand will skyrocket for grains across the board.

Soybean Oil futures started 2025 with a BANG 🧨 

The first week of 2025 was the largest 1-week rate of change since 1983 for Soybean Oil futures.

We love to call the beginning of each year "whipsaw hunting season."

This is where trends that are overextended, in either direction, tend to...

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[Gold Rush] Short Sellers HATE This Play - Here's Why We're Loading Up 📈⚒️

April 14, 2025

Gold Miners are ripping in 2025 as Gold futures continue to print fresh all-time highs.

Here's how the year has played out so far:

  • The S&P 500 is down 8%
  • Bitcoin is down 9%
  • Bonds are flat
  • Silver is up 12%
  • Gold is up 22%
  • And Gold Miners are up 47%

There has been a tremendous amount of dispersion in the returns.

Despite precious metals' clear leadership role this year, the short sellers have piled into the Gold miners.

Short interest in the Gold Miners ETF $GDX is the highest in years. Here's why we think it's time for a squeeze: 🍊
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Bond Report: When the Plumbing Breaks, What Swap Spreads Are Telling Us

April 13, 2025

One of the most reliable signals of market stress isn’t in the headlines—it’s in swap spreads.

Swap spreads measure the difference between what banks pay to swap interest rates (SOFR) and what the U.S. government pays to borrow (Treasuries). When that spread collapses, like it just did, something’s breaking.

  • In 2008, swap spreads collapsed before Lehman.
  • In March 2020, they broke again when the Treasury market froze.

Both times, the Fed stepped in.

This week, the 30-year swap spread hit a record low last week. Translation? Dealers are under pressure. Liquidity is vanishing.

 

Chart from Kevin Muir from The Macro Tourist

Here’s the real story:

Pension funds use swaps to hedge rates while keeping cash free for private investments. Banks hedge those swaps by buying Treasuries—but capital requirements limit how...