Hey buddy, this PALL is right on time.

As my friend Jason Perz says, “Everyone likes a nice round bottom.” So, it makes sense that he pointed out yet another opportunity in commodities. This time with palladium.

By using that insight, you can look back at the last three credit cycles using The Economy Tracker. When you do, you'll notice that this commodity also consistently shows relative strength as credit cycles wind down.

Beyond its cyclical patterns, palladium is a key component in fuel cells, electronics, and hydrogen purification and storage. Some of the most critical sectors for the world’s future growth plans. It is also used in catalytic converters, dental fillings and crowns, and jewelry.

And the best part? Palladium looks to be setting up for another opportunity right now.

Using Weinstein’s Stage Analysis, you can identify the right entry point using the Palladium etf, PALL, for a long-term position and manage it with the 30-week EMA (Exponential Moving Average).

As long as palladium stays above the 30-week EMA (purple line on charts) on the weekly chart, it’s a strong candidate to own for a potential breakout and a longer-term move much higher. Possibly even reaching its all-time high of $298.21.

As I’ve been mentioning, there are some great setups out there that could see current prices jump 2-4x. Palladium is shaping up to be one of those opportunities.

Take 100% Responsibility for the Result

If you decide to take this trade under these parameters, remember that the decision is entirely yours. Trading and investing require taking personal responsibility, so if you're someone who tends to blame others for your choices, this might not be the right path for you.

That said, if you have any questions—whether now or as things progress—feel free to reach out to me. I’m always happy to share any insights I have.

If you decide to take this trade under these parameters, that decision is 100% yours and yours alone. If you are the type of person to blame others for your choices, then trading/investing is not for you.

With that being said, if you have any questions now or along the way, do not hesitate to ask me privately or publicly. I will be updating the position here and will offer any insights that I have.

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