Michael Molman is currently pursuing a Bachelors Degree in Economics from Rutgers University. He has been following financial markets and trading for almost 7 years. Through his experience at a trend following, technical analysis based Mutual Fund in Israel, a large Multi Strategy Hedge Fund in ...
more Michael Molman is currently pursuing a Bachelors Degree in Economics from Rutgers University. He has been following financial markets and trading for almost 7 years. Through his experience at a trend following, technical analysis based Mutual Fund in Israel, a large Multi Strategy Hedge Fund in New York, and a Private Equity Search Fund, Michael has been exposed to many different types of investment strategies. For his personal accounts he has adopted a Tactical Macro based investment strategy, hoping to take advantage of short term inefficiencies in global markets. He is constantly tweaking his strategy and enjoys discussing ideas with interested followers, feel free to reach out to him with any questions and ideas.
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Stock Risks To Watch: Choose Your Bear Market Dashboard
Very interesting analysis, I tend to agree that stocks are over bought but I believe in sticking with a trend until it breaks.
Do As Buffett Does, Not As Buffett Says
Equity valuations are definitely out of line with reality I can definitely understand why #Buffet would be skeptical about deploying capital in this market.
This Rare Metal Skyrocketed 120% Last Year
I was very bullish on #cobalt and #lithium over the last last year but I believe the rally in these metals is over done. With such high prices mining companies have ramped up production and on the demand side the amount of electric cars is still to few to soak up that additional production. Not to mention new advancements in technology have been aimed to reduce the amount of cobalt necessary per battery. Think we will see a sharp correction in these metals soon but I also believe there is huge long term potential.
GoPro Falls After Morgan Stanley Downgrade Cites Limited Strategic Value
$GPRO is a dead company walking. It has no real growth potential and has to deal with increasingly tough competition. Exiting the drone market, which is still largely in its infancy but is growing I think was a mistake. Only hope for Go Pro is to be acquired.
Crude Oil: Sets Up To Resume Uptrend
I have been skeptical on #oil rally recently believing that recent geopolitical tension will be short lived, that Russian producers will stop complying with the cuts and that U.S producers will increase production. However, the trend remains bullish and who am I to argue with the trend.
Top Hedge Fund Industry Trends For 2018
Interesting article. Most media now a days focuses on high profile #hedgefund closures and the rise of quant funds. Personally I believe that quant funds will become victims of their own success with to many competing against each other for fewer opportunities. I think the best place for hedge funds to expand should be into less liquid developing and frontier markets.
With Eye On India, Russell Clark Makes A Big Bet On Coal
#Coal has done very well this year but I think it is an anomaly rather then a sustained trend. With China investing more and more into green energy and with coal production accelerating because of higher prices I think we will see a huge surplus in coal develop which will lead to a downturn.
Copper Stocks Don't Buy The Rally
I believe #copper is slightly over valued because of slowing Chinese real estate market and large speculative bets. At the same time the trend remains very positive very interesting to see this correlation between copper stocks and the commodity.
How Technology Is Redefining The Gambling Industry
Personally I believe the best place #casinos can look to for growth is internationally. The U.S gaming market is saturated and its getting harder to make money, which is why they are turning to online gaming for growth. Very interesting trend.
Sugar Market- A Sweet Opportunity
I have been looking at #sugar for a while and I appreciate how well researched this article was. Sugar looked like it bottomed out and I was bullish until this week. Brazil announced that it had plans to end the tariffs on U.S imported Ethanol which will dampen demand for Brazilian ethanol. Also sugar production is far outpacing any demand growth with Europe, and Latin America as well as Brazil producing at record. Sugar futures have been supported by increasing Brazilian ethanol production but if that starts to ebb due to American competition we can see another turn down in sugar prices.