Terence Duffy is an analyst and chartist, specialising in researching economic trends and cycles. His primary focus is housing and land affordability. But you can also depend on him to offer his unique analysis of stock market charts. As Terence will show you, the charts often forecast, well in advance, the good or bad news to come — which he details in Cycles, Trends and Forecasts
What’s going on in the auto industry right now is incredible. China is scaling up production and spending billions on plug-in vehicles, which seem to be gaining traction among drivers. This is providing an added tailwind for metal prices. 
The market will forecast for you the good and bad news to come, once you know how to read a chart. Many analysts, financial pundits and even fund managers who handle billions of dollars, do not understand this.
Companies such as Qantas Airways Ltd [ASX:QAN] and Webjet Ltd [ASX:WEB], are trading around all time highs. When we relate that with what’s happening with US leisure stocks, and European luxury goods, the question you then ask yourself is, does any of this suggest an imminent recession?
This analogy is true of markets. If I step in, the markets could beat me up. What about the risk of standing aside and staying in cash?
China has plan that will provide a growing market for trade. It’s the largest overseas investment plan ever launched by a single country.
Trading markets is more than just the technical aspects. It’s really how you manage it all. How you manage yourself and your positions in the market. 
If you can bring up a relevant chart, it will tell you the truth — if you know how to read it.When you do, it helps you get on the inside.
China announced plans for massive global infrastructure projects - The ‘One Belt, One Road' project will revive ancient networks of the silk trade routes.
Franchisees find land in a prime position, take out a lease and borrow funds for construction. They should be in the real estate business...
The implications for real estate, banks and the US economy will be huge in coming years. So I’m not so sure that the US is on the cusp of a recession.