Hedge fund wizard: writing market magic in stealth mode, because even financial superheroes need a secret identity.
Thursday, April 23, 2020
How To Invest
If you could only have
20 investments in your life you'll be
very careful. You wouldn't be jumping in
and out of something you just read about. That's what you should do!
Shocking How Little Prepared America Was
It's a bit of a shock to
find out how little America prepared for
this. In China they didn't know
it was coming so of course they were not
prepared. China, Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and other places seem to
have done a much better job of
dealing with the virus. America had a three
months notice it was coming, the world knew was happening. America did
nothing. Last week you couldn't even get a test.
How My Life Has Changed
I
cannot leave Singapore if I wanted to
because the airports are closed, the
airlines are closed and yet most countries are closed. I couldn't go to
China if I wanted to, or Korea. So my
life has changed a lot I used to travel
a lot and now I'm home. Nothing wrong
with being at home, quite delighted but
it certainly changed my life. I don't go
out very much because it's very hard to
go out now. So lots of change.
Monday, April 20, 2020
Gold Will Likely Hit New All-Time Highs
Gold will likely hit all time highs on this move. Despite that Silver is cheaper than gold on a relative basis and that is why Jim is buying.
Related trading instruments: iShares Silver Trust ETF (SLV), SPDR Gold Trust ETF (GLD)
Wednesday, April 15, 2020
Jim Rogers: The Economic Reset Has Begun
In 2008 we had a huge
problem because of too much debt the
next time it's going to be worse because
the debt has gone higher and higher and
higher
it's a fairly simple statement I'm
surprised it got so much attention.
Tuesday, April 14, 2020
What I'm Buying Right Now
I bought some Chinese wine stocks last week. Russian transportation companies, shipping companies. I'm looking, there are things, and if I weren't talking to you, I'd probably be buying Japan right now. The Japanese market went down a lot. They don't care about anything except getting the stock market up, so they're going to be up. Again, this is not sound, this is not good for 12 year old Japanese, but what do they care? This is going to happen.
Central Bankers Cannot Save The World
Central banks are made up of bureaucrats and academics who do not know what they’re doing. They do not know how markets work. They don’t much about the real world. These guys can’t save the world. All they want to do is save their jobs.
Monday, April 13, 2020
I Expect To Buy More Silver, Gold
When people lose confidence in
governments and money they buy gold and
silver. Whether they should or not
doesn't matter, they always have. Well, I'm
a person like everybody else. I
own gold, I own silver and I will be
buying more.
On a historic basis silver is
much cheaper than gold right now. If you
go back and look at any ratios over the
past hundreds of years or even in biblical times, gold is much, much more
expensive now than silver.
I
expect to buy some more silver and some
more gold but I'll probably buy more
silver than gold at these circumstances.
Friday, April 10, 2020
Markets: How Things Will Play Out
There comes a time when
the market says, "Listen, we don't care, we
understand this is all garbage. We
don't want your garbage anymore, we're
going to sell no matter what you say." and
in the end the market has more money
than anybody else including central
banks.
Thursday, April 9, 2020
Jim Rogers: Worst Yet to Come for U.S. Markets
In my view, we are going to have a rally, we usually do but then, the worst is yet to come because the damage is terrible. We are going to have a really serious recession.
Monday, April 6, 2020
Jim Rogers: Market Update
Latest video market update from Jim Rogers in a recent video interview with Silver Bullion TV. Enjoy and stay safe!
Thursday, April 2, 2020
This Will Be The Worst Bear Market Of Our Lifetime
I expect in the next couple of years we’re going to have the worst bear market in my lifetime. The impact of the virus on economies will not be over quickly because there’s been a lot of damage. A gigantic amount of debt has been added. There is absolutely no question that throughout history, when you’ve had bear markets, companies with low debt are the ones that people love the most because they don’t have to worry about bankruptcy.
Tuesday, March 31, 2020
Jim Rogers: How Life Has Changed In Coronavirus Times
Jim Rogers talks about how his life has changed due to the coronavirus health crisis and also how unprepared the United States was not prepared for this.
Markets were overbought before the crisis started and that has not helped.
Other interesting topics:
Peter Schiff says gold is not a fear trade but a hedge against the debasement of the dollar: Gold Isn't A Fear Trade
Ray Dalio on How To Raise The Probability Of Being Right.
Other interesting topics:
Peter Schiff says gold is not a fear trade but a hedge against the debasement of the dollar: Gold Isn't A Fear Trade
Ray Dalio on How To Raise The Probability Of Being Right.
Thursday, March 26, 2020
Coronavirus: The US Was Not Prepared
The United States has not been prepared and has not acted quickly and well. The world has known about the coronavirus for over 3 months yet the United States could not even test one million last week. This is a stark contrast to China, which has brought the virus under control within 3 months and is now helping other countries, while the US cannot solve its own situation.
Tuesday, March 24, 2020
Ray Dalio Insights (Part I)
Ray Dalio is one of the greatest investors and thinkers of our time. Ray has been sharing some valuable insights on his twitter account and here are a few of the most interesting:
On when to bet (very applicable to traders and investors):
You can significantly improve your track record if you only make the bets that you are most confident will pay off. Knowing when not to bet is as important as knowing what bets are probably worth making.
On not listening to uninformed people:
Make sure they’re fully informed and believable. Find out who is responsible for whatever you are seeking to understand and then ask them. Listening to uninformed people is worse than having no answers at all.
How meditation may help you keep an open mind and a bigger perspective on things:
In thinking about the principles that are helping me and might help you during this challenging time, this is one of them. I practice Transcendental Meditation and believe that it has enhanced my open-mindedness, higher-level perspective, equanimity, and creativity.
These posts will be expanded over the next few days with more interesting principles and topics.
On when to bet (very applicable to traders and investors):
You can significantly improve your track record if you only make the bets that you are most confident will pay off. Knowing when not to bet is as important as knowing what bets are probably worth making.
On not listening to uninformed people:
Make sure they’re fully informed and believable. Find out who is responsible for whatever you are seeking to understand and then ask them. Listening to uninformed people is worse than having no answers at all.
How meditation may help you keep an open mind and a bigger perspective on things:
In thinking about the principles that are helping me and might help you during this challenging time, this is one of them. I practice Transcendental Meditation and believe that it has enhanced my open-mindedness, higher-level perspective, equanimity, and creativity.
These posts will be expanded over the next few days with more interesting principles and topics.
Saturday, March 21, 2020
Stock Market’s Gain Under Trump Vanishes
Interesting article in the New York Times about the stock market performance during the Trump presidency. Believe or not, the american stock market is now negative since President Trump took office: Stock Market’s Gain Under Trump Vanishes
But nobody loved it like Mr. Trump. He has tweeted about the stock market at least 131 times since becoming president. He kept a running tally of stock market records — 135 by his last count, on Dec. 19. He personalized the rally, referring to “my stock market gains.”
But nobody loved it like Mr. Trump. He has tweeted about the stock market at least 131 times since becoming president. He kept a running tally of stock market records — 135 by his last count, on Dec. 19. He personalized the rally, referring to “my stock market gains.”
Social Distancing
James Clear, the author of Atomic Habits gives some interesting advice on how to practice quality social distancing on social media:
"You can practice social distancing on social media too. Stay away from people who are infected with negativity, a lack of generosity, an unwillingness to seek truth, etc."
"You can practice social distancing on social media too. Stay away from people who are infected with negativity, a lack of generosity, an unwillingness to seek truth, etc."
The Coronavirus Crisis Will Be Fatal
Interesting comment made by Peter Schiff on how fatal this virus induced crisis will be for all of us:
"I was against QE, ZIRP, and bailouts in 2008 because I knew that instead of allowing the economy to restructure, those mistakes would exacerbate the structural imbalances that led to the crisis. Since we didn't swallow the medicine then, the #Coronavirus crisis will be fatal now."
"I was against QE, ZIRP, and bailouts in 2008 because I knew that instead of allowing the economy to restructure, those mistakes would exacerbate the structural imbalances that led to the crisis. Since we didn't swallow the medicine then, the #Coronavirus crisis will be fatal now."
Thursday, March 19, 2020
Corona Crisis: Many Companies Will Need Bailouts
Jim Rogers commented on the current crisis on RT.com. The legendary investor expects airlines and shipping companies to be bailed out and that we are headed toward the worst financial crisis of our lifetimes:
I told RT earlier that the next time we are going to have a financial problem it’s going to be the worst… it appears we are headed toward the worst financial crisis of our lifetimes. We will know in a few months.
"Companies with big debts are especially vulnerable at this time."
"Companies participating in international trade in particular will have serious problems. Some of them will be bankrupt. Major airlines and shipping companies will probably be bailed out because it would otherwise be embarrassing for the countries."
I told RT earlier that the next time we are going to have a financial problem it’s going to be the worst… it appears we are headed toward the worst financial crisis of our lifetimes. We will know in a few months.
"Companies with big debts are especially vulnerable at this time."
"Companies participating in international trade in particular will have serious problems. Some of them will be bankrupt. Major airlines and shipping companies will probably be bailed out because it would otherwise be embarrassing for the countries."
The Worst Financial Crisis Of Our Lifetimes
Jim said in a recent interview that due to the recent developments with the COVID-19 spreading through the Western world, we are heading to a major financial crisis. Read the complete article here:
‘We’re Headed for the Worst Financial Crisis of Our Lifetimes’ – Jim Rogers
Monday, March 16, 2020
This Crisis Is Economic, Not Merely Financial
Peter Schiff explains that this crisis is not "merely" a financial crisis like in 2008 but an economic crisis with much bigger repercussions:
The financial crisis of 2008 was a cake walk compared to this. All that happened in 2008 was real estate prices fell, borrowers defaulted, and lenders lost money. Today global commerce is grading to a halt. Production is shutting down. This crisis is economic, not merely financial.
Everyone Will Have To Be Bailed Out
Peter Schiff says it's game over as this time around everyone will have to be bailed out:
"In 2008 we bailed out the banks and GSE's, as they owned the mortgages. Today it's not just mortgage debtors who can't pay, it's all debtors. It's not just banks that need to be bailed out, but every leveraged business in every industry. Who is left to do the bailing? Game over!"
"In 2008 we bailed out the banks and GSE's, as they owned the mortgages. Today it's not just mortgage debtors who can't pay, it's all debtors. It's not just banks that need to be bailed out, but every leveraged business in every industry. Who is left to do the bailing? Game over!"
Thursday, March 12, 2020
Corona Virus: China Has Done a Great Job!
China has done a job. They were caught off guard, they were the first to face it, they were surprised. The disappointing thing to me is that the West is not ready either. We had a 3 month notice in America and yet nobody is prepared. We don’t even have testing kits for more than a million people in a country of 325 million people. China, once they got it together, they took very draconian, swift measures and seem to have it under control. I wish I could say that for Italy.
Thursday, March 5, 2020
Stock Market: Panic Is Misplaced
The stock market panic is misplaced. Markets will be OK for a while because central bankers will lower interest rates and governments will keep spending widely.
The U.S. Stock Market Will Rally Back To New Highs
If you ask me today, I would say we would make new highs in the US stock market. Now I use that since it is the largest and most important stock market. I would suspect we would see new highs. We may even have a blow-off bubble. It has been a while since we have had a blow-off bubble in any stock market in the world. So it may turn into a bubble. I do expect at least new highs before the whole thing collapses.
- in Economic Times (March 4, 2020)
Related trading instruments: SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY), SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average ETF (DIA), Nasdaq 100 Futures
Interest Rates Will Go Even Lower
I expect things to be OK for a while in nearly all markets, including bond markets. These guys are going to drive interest rates to unbelievably low levels. This is not good. I want to tell you again, this is not good for the world. But it is good for the markets for a while.
- in Economic Times (March 4, 2020)
Markets Are Going To Be OK For a While
So now the markets are going to be okay for a while. We may even turn into a huge bubble, because they are going to print a lot more and they are going to spend a lot. It means, in the end, things will be worse, but in the meantime happy days are here.
- in Economic Times (March 4, 2020)
Monday, March 2, 2020
Market Sell-Off: What To Buy
American stocks are down 14 percent. I mean, that's a big deal
but you know, China is like 60 percent from
its all-time high, Japan also. No, I would
probably buy airlines in Asia because
they have been decimated, totally
decimated! Things like airlines, tourism companies, hotel chains, airports.
Sunday, March 1, 2020
The Reason Why Gold Sold Off
Everything is going down and
you go back to previous bear markets, 2008 for instance, everything went down
including gold. For a while gold went down
a lot. Usually in bear
markets people have to sell and they
sell everything in sight including gold
and that's when you buy gold. I'm gonna go buy this
afternoon!
Related trading instruments: SPDR Gold Trust ETF (GLD), Market Vectors Gold Miners ETF (GDX), Newmont Mining (NEM)
Corona Virus: Interest Rates, Money Printing
What you
have in Asia and other places is, governments are panicking and they are cutting interest rates, printing money, spending money.
The United States is probably going to do that too if they
get more and more panicked. if you start
seeing cases in New York or Los Angeles or places
where the media is. Then they're gonna cut interest rates, they're gonna spend more money and
print more money and that might lead to
the last big blow off rally.
How To Navigate This Sell-Off
Jim Rogers talks with Kitco News and tells traders and investors how to navigate this major sell-off in the markets.
"Living in Asia, yes, the shops are empty, yes, the restaurants are empty because everybody's in panic but very few people are sick." - Jim Rogers
"The virus, more or less is peaking. Certainly in China. Because they took draconian measures. They closed the whole place down which you probably couldn't do in most countries but they did it. So, it's it's in decline, it's in decline in Asia but still the effects are going on planes or restaurants or empty hotels. There's nobody there so it's having an effect." - Jim Rogers
Thursday, February 13, 2020
U.S. Debt: Who Is Buying?
As long as America has
higher interest rates than other countries, investors that need to buy debt will. Those are
the facts and people who are yield
hungry are buying US government debt.
Monday, February 10, 2020
Virus Outbreak: Companies Will Not Leave China
Investor Jim Rogers say that companies won't be leaving China because of the corona virus outbreak. - CGTN Global Business
Monday, January 13, 2020
The Bull Case For Commodities
I own commodities because normally one of
there's a lot of money
printing you protect yourself by owning
real assets whether it's silver or rice
or whatever it happens to be because if
the world economy gets better
commodity should do better because of
shortages if the world economy doesn't
do better then they'll print more money.
Monday, January 6, 2020
This Rally Is Based On Money Printing
It's
the first time in recorded history where
you have all major central banks
printing money at the same time.
The Japanese said in December, "We will
print unlimited amounts of money", that's their
word, unlimited. The
American central banks said, we
can print more too. Then the English said, "Well we will print more!" and Europeans are printing more too.
This has
never happened before. Obviously there's
an artificial something going on because
it's all based on printed money, staggering amounts of money printing. This is going to end very badly!
Wednesday, December 18, 2019
The Holy Grail Of Investing Explained
In this video Ray Dalio explains what he considers to be his Holy Grail in trading and the secret behind his large returns and low volatility. A must watch!
The Holy Grail of Investing
Other interesting articles from Ray Dalio Principles:
The Big Bet That Failed
Warning To The Average Investor
And will Bitcoin end 2020 with a loss for the year? Peter Schiff answered: Will Bitcoin End The Year With a Loss?
The Holy Grail of Investing
Other interesting articles from Ray Dalio Principles:
The Big Bet That Failed
Warning To The Average Investor
And will Bitcoin end 2020 with a loss for the year? Peter Schiff answered: Will Bitcoin End The Year With a Loss?
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