Month: November 2016

For years we’ve been hearing about the US$ collapse. There are blogs and books specifically devoted to this theory, and that’s all it is – a theory. Sort of like the theory of a stock […]

As per usual, virtually everyone was bullish on US Treasuries into the July 6th low yield on the 10 year Treasury of 1.35%. Almost two weeks ago, my belief was the 10 year will see […]

Thanks to J. from Australia for the idea for this post. In writing this blog,I’m trying to share with you guys/gals how to approach this business in a calm (prepared and confident), anticipatory (having a […]

Whenever I write about agriculture, it doesn’t get a lot of interest. I don’t know why. Commodities were in a brutal bear market basically since the massive buying climax in crude oil at $147 in […]

(As an intro to this post and for better perspective, this previous blog post “Trump v. Clinton” was written before the election): For decades we’ve heard the proclamations about how wonderful, stimulative, pro-growth bullish and […]

Gold and silver went to more new lows today, which is good and all part of a bigger set up. There are shorter term trading opportunities here, but I’m only going to discuss the investment […]

The following quote is from the October 22nd post here or here: “This election’s outcome will certainly have huge ramifications. The outcome will be credited as the “reason” (excuse) for a rallying stock market or […]

Jeff Gundlach is one of the few big time money managers whom I respect (Stan Druckenmiller is another). Jeff did an interview with Barron’s (subscription)a few days ago in which he gave his bearish outlook […]