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Patrick Karim

@badcharts1

Chart trader. Scientific "weight of evidence" market analysis incorporating risk & money management. Sound money advocate.

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🚨 Trends Over Noise: The Secret to Consistent Trading In this episode of Talking Trades, Northstar & Patrick Karim explain why reacting to every market move can lead to losses — and how focusing on trend breakouts, Ichimoku clouds, and moving averages can guide smarter

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Over 4 months later, this analysis still holds true. There are no low risk entries for gold. There have not been for a while now...

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3 SIMPLE FACTS FROM THE PREVIOUS BULL ERA: 1) Miners peaked out versus gold & silver in 2002. 2) They offered NO LEVERAGE there after. 3) From then, you would have simply been better off holding the metals.

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🎙Just released a great interview with Patrick Karim Patrick Karim We cover: • U.S. economic outlook, stock market • Gold, silver, uranium, and other commodities • U.S. dollar breakdown & inflation • Portfolio strategy • A lot more youtu.be/rqaczyFQhi4 #gold #silver

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This video with Northstar & Patrick Karim co-founder Patrick Karim looks at multi-time frame analysis and extensively at #gold, #silver and #oil It's now available to everyone! Please like, share and subscribe! youtu.be/SLUzccg5HvE

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While I sometimes showcase the possibilities of an economic downturn, you shouldn't live in fear. Markets can melt up during a recession. See below how silver locked in a 44% move in the first half of the 2008 Great Recession.

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If you bought gold back on June's 2019 close or December's 2023 close... CONGRATS! You bought at the very rare, lower risk entry points. Only two have been seen in the past 10 years!