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Just two weeks after he staked his reputation that "The Bull Market Has Come To An End", "world-renowned" commodity guru Dennis Gartman is getting nervous, and as he writes in his latest daily letter, "weare a bit uneasy this morning being short."

Here is how Gartman is slowly but surely pivoting away from his "red-line" bearish call on stocks:

• Trump commits to a 'fight to win' in Afghan war (Reuters)
• Stay or Go? Some Trump Aides Are Pressed From All Sides (WSJ)
• Futures higher as traders pick up beaten-down stocks (Reuters)
• Divers Search Compartments of Ship for Missing Sailors (WSJ)
• Why Do U.S. Navy Ships Keep Colliding? (BBG)
• North Korea Threatens ‘Absolute Force’ as U.S., South Hold Drills (WSJ)
• The Unintended Consequences of Quantitative Easing (BBG)
• Ross Levinsohn Named CEO, Publisher of Los Angeles Times (WSJ)

Authored by Giulio Meotti via The Gatestone Institute,

Authored by GIS/Defense & Foreign Affairs' Gregory Copley via OilPrice.com,

Yes, there is a civil war looming in the United States.

But it will not look like the orderly pattern of descent which characterized the conflict of 1861-65. It will appear more like the Yugoslavia break-up, or the Russian and Chinese civil wars of the 20th Century.

It will appear as an evolving chaos.

Authored by Simon Black via SovereignMan.com,

There’s something I’ve always found mesmerizing about watching animals in the wild.

They have the most incredible instincts, honed from countless generations of survival against constant threats.

Animals have a keen sense of danger. They know immediately when something doesn’t feel right, and they act on it without hesitation.

I saw an incredible example of this last year when I was visiting a remote wildlife reservation in Zimbabwe.