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The Lovell Bull & Bear Report

Tom Lovell | Trader & Writer

Blending classical technicals with asymmetric risk-reward—and a macro lens that sharpens the view.

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It Starts in Energy, It Shows Up in Earnings

In regard to US markets, I don’t have anything particularly insightful to add. After such a strong run, we now have a cluster of key earnings that will set the tone and determine whether this market can hold its gains, or push higher.

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Risk On… Until Manyana

Just got back from the south coast of NSW, Manyana. A place I know well. I used to own a house there and have been going for 24 years. Still wish I never sold it. It’s a special spot.

7 days ago
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The Case for Copper, Part II: The Cheapest It Has Ever Been

Before I get to copper, a quick update on broader markets.

15 days ago
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From War to Relief… But the Regime Hasn’t Changed

Apologies for the radio silence, school holidays here, juggling kids and trying to grab some downtime over Easter.

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