Thanks to everyone who joined us for today's Hot Corner Insider Weekly Strategy Session.

The Gold and Silver Miners have been on fire.

Today is the final trading session of Q1 2025, and these stocks are on pace for one of the best quarters ever in absolute terms. 

In relative terms, this has been the best quarter ever in many cases.

These returns have been historic, yet nobody seems to care.

We believe this strength will foster more growth in the future, and here's why.

Below is my weekly video for members of Macke's Retail Roundup. 

It's another down week for consumer stocks. There was hope for a bounce earlier in the week, but now we're more or less back to where we ended last week. 

Call it a crisis of confidence. Several stocks on my watchlist have gotten crushed this week (one of which I love from the short side). Other than that, I'm laser-focused on the key buy levels for the rest of my favorite names.

I reviewed these levels in my weekly video for Macke's Retail Roundup members.

Watch the video below.

Here's the replay and chartbook from the March 27 Weekly Strategy Session.

Be sure to join us on Thursdays at 11 am ET and maximize your return potential.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for today's Hot Corner Insider Weekly Strategy Session.

Every month, I do a monthly Town Hall for my premium members at Macke's Retail Roundup+. This is meant to be a chance for my members to interact directly with me. I'll go over my portfolio, talk about my recent trades, and answer your questions. 

Watch the video and talk to me in chat below.

In case you missed it, we're amid a raging precious metals bull market.

Gold miners are playing catch-up, and they keep making new highs.

Silver is on the cusp of resolving a historical base that dates back to 1980 when the Hunt Brothers tried to corner the market.

All the while, the yellow metal is soaring versus every fiat currency in the universe.

Below is my weekly video for members of Macke's Retail Roundup. 

This week, I'm hunting for bottoms. There are 5 stocks that have my attention. I'm under no qualms about the fact that we could be in for more downside, but I'm officially in "tactical buy" mode. Any time you get a washout like we've gotten, you have to be willing to put money to work in strongly-held convictions. 

I've got a few on my list, and I discussed them in my weekly video.

Watch the video below.

Thanks to everyone who joined us for today's Hot Corner Insider Weekly Strategy Session.

Here's the replay and chartbook from the March 20 Weekly Strategy Session.

Be sure to join us on Thursdays at 11 am ET and maximize your return potential.

Silver is squeezing higher to new multi-month highs and looks poised to climb higher to fresh multi-decade highs shortly.

This is happening on the heels of this precious metals bull market recently turning 1 year old.

Gold futures are also trading above 3,000 dollars for the first time ever.

All of this combined has fueled the animal spirits in the mining industry.

Below is my weekly video for members of Macke's Retail Roundup. 

It's been a helluva week. Even with Friday's bounce, XLY is still by far the worst-performing sector this year. 

Crashes are easy. I’ll tell you what to do if stocks fall 20% in one day: Buy something. 

Bear markets are a different vibe. If a crash is a blitzkrieg, bear markets are a seige. Every day like the last. Long, negative, intermittent spells of misery. Since December 17th the Consumer Discretionary SPDR is down 18%. No day much stands out as particularly miserable. So far, 2025 has been about two weeks of hope, followed by stocks falling 4 out of 5 days, usually about 1%.

The XLY has now given back all of its gains since last October and is breaking down much worse than that below the surface. First they came for the darlings like Elf and Abercrombie and no one said anything because those were momentum plays.

But the market isn’t just coming for losers on the day they disappoint. Stocks like ANF sell off seemingly every day. It’s been folded in half since January. The stock is “cheap” and...