Can we call the three recent lows part of a near base-building effort?

As long as the recent pullback low remains intact, the overall pattern in the iShares China ETF (FXI) argues in favor of a revisit of last Friday's high.

Since last Thursday's high, the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) has carved out a series of higher lows on pullbacks.

Archer Daniels Midland (ADM) continues to act well as a proxy for an extremely oversold and battered agricultural commodity complex.

Today's plunge in the dollar continues to put upward pressure on the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD).

Mike Paulenoff's near and intermediate-term work on the iShares China ETF (FXI) indicates the upmove into this morning's high established the first coordinate in a near-term bottoming process.

The big picture in the SPDR Gold Shares (GLD) shows today's powerful upside acceleration.

The current market environment makes new positions nothing but a crapshoot, but the QQQQ look technically positive.

There are so many crosscurrents in the markets right now that Mike Paulenoff doesn't trust any sector on the long side.

GM presented a good technical pattern for breakout.