David Trungale, Owner
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David Trungale is the owner of the Tradertours.com. David has analyzed financial markets for several years; this includes the study of stocks, options, ETFs, and commodities. Timestamped video links can be found on this page. David's investment approach underscores technical analysis, which focuses on trend following principles. He aims to meet short term and long term goals for investors. Whether you know nothing about the stock market, or have years of investment experience, acquiring the Tradertours e-Book can help you render profits. This item can be purchased below. Once payment is received, the e-Book will be emailed to you. |
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Evidence of a successful commodity forecast from several years ago
The video below shows a silver and U.S. equities forecast from 2013. YouTube videos are timestamped. Thus, you can verify the publication date by letting the video link redirect you entirely to YouTube.
David Trungale correctly called for higher stock prices and anticipated that silver would decline by an additional 30%. This particular silver prediction was accurate within $1.50 per ounce over a two year period.
The video below shows a silver and U.S. equities forecast from 2013. YouTube videos are timestamped. Thus, you can verify the publication date by letting the video link redirect you entirely to YouTube.
David Trungale correctly called for higher stock prices and anticipated that silver would decline by an additional 30%. This particular silver prediction was accurate within $1.50 per ounce over a two year period.
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A graph of declining silver prices from 2013 to 2015. You can visit websites such as fred.stlouisfed.org or www.kitco.com to analyze data on the DJIA or commodities.
Authentication that stocks outperformed silver in 2014 below:
Cited Source: S&P Dow Jones Indices LLC, Dow Jones Industrial Average [DJIA], retrieved from FRED, Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis; https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DJIA
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