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All of a sudden there is decentralization. Is inflation next? Also, the blast radius investment factor.

We have it all covered in the latest Insights.

Canadian insiders are pointing to some specific opportunities in America. In this week's Insights, Raoul Pal also tells us what he thinks will signal that the great multi-decade bond rally is about to resume and why he is enjoying the recent Bitcoin pullback.

Will the winter surge in COVID-19 and bond yields stop the bull market in commodities and cryptocurrencies? We tackle that question in this week's Insights. We also found a video of Gary Gensler giving us his take on whether Ripple is a security. Why does it matter what Mr. Gensler thinks? We cover that question as well.

Will COVID-19 and bond yields kill the bitcoin rally?

Update January 14th - the PDF download issue has been resolved.

In this week's Insights, we look at how rising inflation expectations has driven assets like Asian liquefied natural gas, bitcoin (BTC), and Canadian Insider stocks higher. All three set all-time highs in 2021, but how long will the rally last? Raoul Pal and Tony Greer offer contrasting opinions on INK Ultra Money.

Read the latest edition here.

This week in Insights we look at a big risk to inflation expectations which has been a big driver of the Canadian Insider stock rally this  year. Plus, the bearish view on Bitcoin from two skeptics and drivers behind the the Litecoin rally.

Thank you for joining us in a weekly technical look at the mid-cap oriented INK Canadian Insider (CIN) Index. Last week, the Index rose a modest 2.06 points to 1266.92, adding 0.2% to bring total gains over the past 6 weeks to 19%.

Our long-term momentum indicator, MACD, fell 3 points to -2.23 and our short-term momentum indicator, RSI, dipped 2.7 points to 76.41. Support is at 1250 and 1238. Resistance is at 1283.83 (upper Bollinger band) and 1273.

The latest Canadian Insider Insights introduces a new core INK Research investment theme of progressive energy. We are casting a wide net to identify opportunity across a sector that is in transition. Other topics include gold versus gold miners, and the INK Canadian Insider Index versus the S&P/TSX Composite Index. Finally, we cannot let another week go by without mentioning bitcoin.

Thank you for joining us in a weekly technical look at the mid-cap oriented INK Canadian Insider (CIN) Index. Last week, the Index rose another 26.35 points for a 2.1% gain as it closed at 1264.86. The INK CIN has now rocketed an impressive 18.9% over the past 5 weeks.