The first idea is the CoT analysis. The topic is quite popular on the Internet, but from my point of view, the CoT reports lost much of the usefulness in the past few years. Still, I didn't run detailed tests yet. What I plan to do is to deeply research this topic with emphasis on what is the most profitable way to use CoT reports, check it's performance and estimate if (and how much) if it changed since 2006 (the beginning of the second stage of the bull market). All of this would most likely result in the automatically updated Sunshine Profits CoT charts, and perhaps new Subscriber-exclusive indicators based on them (in case CoT's really do provide tradable and profitable information).

The second idea is focusing on seasonality. Some markets / stocks are likely to repeat similar price behavior year after year. This implies that sometimes taking the average performance of a given market / stock in a year would create a reliable and very useful roadmap to where it might go next. There are statistical tools that could measure the quality of this "roadmap", which I could also implement along with their interpretation. This would result in automatically updated charts with the seasonal patterns for metals, indices, and individual gold/silver stocks, and perhaps new Subscriber-exclusive tool that would calculate future prices based on seasonality along with detailed prediction-quality statistics. Another idea would be to create a ranking of stocks that are likely to outperform NOW.

Naturally, since these are just ideas right now, I cannot guarantee that everything mentioned above is really doable, it but it currently seems to be the case.

Would you prefer me to focus on the CoT reports or on the seasonal patterns?