I was in New York City most of the week for the annual CMT Symposium.
On Wednesday afternoon I dropped by Fox Business to chat with Liz Claman about the ongoing bull market that is now on Month #11.
My point in the hit was that a lot of the focus seems to be on these tiny little irrelevant banks disappearing, instead of actual important companies with real market caps.
Just to put things in perspective, First Republic is worth less than a billion dollars. So that and zero may as well be the same thing.
Meanwhile, Microsoft Wednesday was up over $140 Billion in market cap overnight.
So if that's the case, why should anyone care about First Republic?
As long as the market doesn't care, I definitely don't.
In a market overrun with whipsaws and failed moves, our gold mining trades are holding their breakouts and reaching our initial targets. Not many market areas can make that claim.
Today, I outline multiple mining stocks and highlight critical levels of potential resistance for gold and silver.
It's been broad based appreciation in stock prices since that October morning.
Every US Sector is positive and many are up over 20%, just since October alone. The numbers are even better when you anchor back to when the new 52-week lows list peaked in June.
Historically, during bull markets you see more and more stocks going up and making new highs. In bull markets you see more sectors participating to the upside and more countries around the world breaking out.
This is exactly what's been happening for about 10 months now.
All these uptrends you're seeing in most stocks is not a new phenomenon.