Bonds Are The Most Obvious Bubble

When I look around the world, the most obvious bubble is in the bond market. Bonds have never been this expensive in the history of the world. Interest rates have never been this low in the world's history. There are cerebral bubbles but that is the clearest bubble of all. 

A Major Bear Market Is Fast Approaching

 

The worst bear market of our lifetime is nearing fast, says Jim Rogers.

Bonds are clearly in a bubble, property in many places (Korea, New Zealand) are also in a bubble.

Commodities: Views on Silver

 

Jim Rogers shares his bullish views on Silver, Sugar and real goods. 

Will Silver go back to its all-time high?

Why is Copper near all-time highs? Electric vehicles have been the catalyst. 

A Little Story About Electric Vehicles

Remember Henry Ford? Henry Ford's wife had an electric vehicle. She did not like internal combustion engines, she insisted that electric vehicles were the future. Well, she was over 100 years too soon! Yes, they're coming but it's not going to happen overnight.

Related stock market tickers: Tesla (TSLA), Ford (F), General Motors (GM)

Markets: Rally Will End Soon

Markets everywhere have been going through the roof! This has been unprecedented because we've had so much money printing by central banks all over the world.

I'm not good at market timing but I'm sure it's going to be coming to an end sometime in the next few months.

Inflation Outlook

 

Jim Rogers discusses the inflation phenomenon. Is it transitory, or are things structurally changing? 

Other topics:

- quantitative easing

- government spending

- consumer inflation

- governments like to lie about inflation data

How Trading Accounts Blow Up

"Every account blow up happens the same way... you dig in and refuse to accept a small lose before it turns into a huge one or you refuse to back off when trades are not working... or worse, you add more to losing trades and get bold when trades are running cold."

-- Mark Minervini, momentum stocks trader profiled in the Stock Market Wizards book