Score gains from this shocking snapback rally... September 9, 2015 Archives | Unsubscribe You'll Never Guess Which Metal's Rallying Right Now... Score gains from this shocking snapback rally The Lazarus Metal Plus: Time to look at old bear markets? Greg Guenthner coming to you from Baltimore, MD... Have you cashed out your trading account and stuck it all in your mattress? Well, take it back out. Because I've got a killer trade for you today... I'm talking about an oversold, beaten-down metal that's finally flashing a buy signal. A quick snapback trade could easily add some reinvigorating double-digit gains to your trading account… That metal is copper. Surprised? I don't blame you. I've nearly written off copper a number of times. But the charts are saying something else right now. We're might not see a complete reversal of fortune that leads to a five-year copper rally, but that doesn't mean we can't raid the market for a nice short-term gain… Digging through the commodity market wreckage has been a grisly task these days. Busted charts everywhere, a wasteland of multi-year lows and broken trades. But after a six-year drubbing, copper is rising from the dead. That's right – Dr. Copper's springing back to life. And the best part? No one's paying attention yet... Can't say that I blame them. After all, this metal's been a dead man walking for years. From 2001 to 2011 the price of copper exploded more than 620%, with its spot price topping out near $4.50. It's impossible to overstate the enormity of that rally. But that's ancient history now… The commodity boom has been unwinding for years now, dragging copper down the tubes with the rest of the lot. Its most recent drop began in May. And in the four months since, copper has dropped more than 20%. By last month, it had fallen more than 50% from its peak, crashing to 6-year lows. No wonder most market watchers can't even stomach a copper chart these days... But they should. The charts are whispering that copper might have found a bottom last month. Check it out: While most folks were ogling the stock market's relief rally yesterday, Dr. Copper shot up more than 5%. That's a huge move. And it could very well be the start of a double-digit sprint higher… Now, I don't think copper's going to magically roar back to its 2011 highs before you buy your first pumpkin spice latte this fall. But a strong oversold rally is certainly in the cards here. And that could easily cause some mining stocks to go haywire to the upside… Don't worry. With all eyes on stocks this week, we'll have this trade all to ourselves… WARNING: Even More Radical Shake-up for Biotechs Ahead Our indicators are warning there's a huge new shake-up headed for the biotech market... that could take it radically higher. How so? Thanks to the single new Boston-based breakthrough featured here. Not only could it add decades to the human life span... but this one discovery could remap the future of the entire industry. Just like the Internet did in the '90s. This brand-new presentation explains how... Rude Numbers When to Buy... When to Sell 390 points were added to the Dow Jones Industrial Average yesterday. That's good enough for a 2.4% gain... 75% of all stocks trading on major U.S. exchanges remain below their respective 50-day moving averages... $1,118 is where you'll find gold futures this morning. The yellow metal has been quiet lately. It's down about $3 in early trading... $45.27 buys a barrel of crude today. Oil is sneaking lower this morning. It's down about 1.25% so far today... 1,985 marks the spot for S&P futures before the morning bell. Stocks are looking at another green open today... Rude Trends When to Buy... When to Sell "Still going on about a correction?" a reader asks "I would recommend you go back and look at stock market history: 1962, 1973-74, 1987, 2000-01. A correction happens... oil goes up or down, then the top of the market is reached and takes between 1.5 and 2 years to play out and reach it's bottom." Sure, that can happen. But for the most part, you're listing extended bear markets. Right now, the S&P 500 is just 7% off its all-time high. While I think we're in for some choppy action in the coming weeks, I think it's a little early to start comparing the move to historical bear markets. We'll cross that bridge when we come to it… [Ed. Note: Send your feedback here: rude@agorafinancial.com - and follow me on Twitter: @GregGuenthner] Ignore At Your Own Peril Today's Must Read Links Bible Shocker: Did doctors just find a cure for "original sin"? 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