Gold pullback is a rest in a secular bull, not a top; durations between rest periods are shortening
we've had an exceptionally good run, and it's only a small leg in what I see an ongoing good run
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we've had an exceptionally good run, and it's only a small leg in what I see an ongoing good run
this is why we are short oil, because that has to come down if they have any chance of not materializing some of those hikes that half the committee actually are forecasting.
the final shoe will be the Nasdaq. It will, but the wobbles will come earlier elsewhere. So I think the Nasdaq is the last to fall because it's the toughest and you've got the ETF buying
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I'm quite bullish platinum, um, at any point, and I continue to add to it. So my weight by metal continues to grow
this is actually a head and shoulders, believe it or not, technical pattern with a downside target at 4.6... The dollar is not winning that well against a currency it used to slaughter.
the buying moments are coming, but maybe you'll get a still a slightly better price still to come. In gold and in silver
I think you'll get more to the, you know, simple old businesses might get their PEs moved up. Uh, grocery stores in Brazil, you know, if you're investing emerging markets, I think emerging markets will generally get some cash flow in equities.
I would look at mining stocks also as a possibility in due course, especially after this recent correction in gold and silver, if you like the leverage.
I'm very bearish on the Korean won, and I expect the dollar to have a super spike against the Korean won.
I think the long bond market is in serious trouble. I think in time the high yield will become in great trouble.
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