David Bird observes that while gold prices have fallen, mining stocks are signaling a different trend. He points out that both gold and silver may still be early in a broader precious metals bull ...
David Bird questions whether property prices in Australia can decline to levels below the cost of construction, challenging the commonly held belief that ever-increasing construction expenses ...
David Bird outlines the typical progression of capital rotation during commodity bull markets. Gold often leads the way by attracting initial investment before larger gold miners eventually ...
David Bird observed that in April 2025, gold began moving into a Wave 4 triangle pattern, leading to about six months of consolidation for the metal. During this period, Bird noted that capital ...
David Bird argues that fundamental analysis tends to lag behind actual market movements, especially when identifying major tops in asset classes. He observes that investors who focus strictly on ...
David Bird highlights a significant long-term transformation in the structure of Australia's listed property sector. While acknowledging sharp corrections such as those during the global ...
David Bird draws attention to a notable chart regarding the current downturn in the Australian housing market. He highlights that CBA, as Australia’s largest home lender, serves as a leading ...
David Bird highlights that markets are currently assigning about a 90 percent probability to an interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank of Australia today. He states his own estimate is even ...
David Bird compares the performance of the Australian Energy Index and the Nasdaq, pointing out that the two moved in nearly opposite directions during the 2000s. He highlights charts for both ...
David Bird highlights opportunities he sees in the coming decade, suggesting that investors should focus on lesser-known corners of the market. He references the Australian Energy Index, known as ...
David Bird draws attention to a chart showing oil prices against the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the last 100 years. He observes that there have only been three previous instances where ...
David Bird warns that many investors likely do not hold enough hard assets. He explains that over approximately 40 years, participants in the global economy have become used to an environment ...
David Bird observes a strong 'buy the dip' sentiment in several property groups he has joined over the last six months. According to Bird, many participants consider falling property prices to ...
David Bird highlights that September seasonality and weakening market breadth are raising warning signs for investors. He points to rising bond yields and higher oil prices as additional ...
David Bird highlights the importance of sentiment in trading and investing, emphasizing that it is often underrated. He observes that across various markets—such as lithium, crypto, silver, ...
David Bird draws a parallel between investors missing Bitcoin at $15,000 while waiting for $12,000, and those now waiting for a potential low in October 2026. He questions whether hesitation may ...
David Bird highlights that oil has shifted back to a bullish market structure after breaking through its recent decline. He notes that this development comes after an earlier call he made when ...
David Bird recently told MtM students that iron ore was one of the key areas he was monitoring. After a significant drop, iron ore reached major support levels and began to recover, showing signs ...
David Bird highlights how technical analysis can often precede headline news, using gold’s performance around the Jackson Hole event as an example. According to Bird, while news reports ...
David Bird observed Bapcor trading with little headline movement last week, despite apparent inactivity on the surface. He pointed out that underlying data revealed extremely strong volume and ...
David Bird addresses a recurring theme from his recent discussions about market timing, emphasizing the importance of not only buying assets at a market bottom but also selecting those ...