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Gary Tanashian of nftrh.com and biiwii.com successfully owned and operated a progressive medical component manufacturing company for 21 years, keeping the company’s fundamentals in alignment with global economic realities ...more
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Dropping Prices Bodes Well For Waymo's Driverless Car Technology
8 years ago

Maybe it's just me but I get a bad feeling about the disconnect between driver and car or driver and the road. Something fundamentally American would be given over to technology, as with so many other daily functions. To this day I still miss my '68 Mustang convertible.

In this article: GOOGL, FCAU
Why I Don't Use Watch Lists
8 years ago

To manage markets successfully, I have found that you are always working even when you are not. Not necessarily by physically studying spread sheets or various data, but by working at understanding the whole of the macro backdrop at any given time and keeping yourself centered and as 'at one' with the backdrop as possible. It needs to become a lifestyle, in that there are certain habits that need to be formed.

I agree with a lot of your article, but I'd also say we are the sum of our history (good and bad) and it is all valuable.

I Have A Screen
8 years ago

Nice rundown, good sir.

Threat Assessment: Perils Are Pointing To The Possibility Of Heartbreaking Losses
8 years ago

Great article. More people should realize the difference between poor risk vs. reward and making a bearish call. They are two separate things.

In this article: QQQ
Could This Be One Of The Biggest Winners Of The Electric Car Boom? (SPONSORED POST)
8 years ago

Not for nuthin' but the chart of LIT (Lithium fund) is in a very bullish pattern.

In this article: WCTXF
Could This Be One Of The Biggest Winners Of The Electric Car Boom? (SPONSORED POST)
8 years ago

How about a nuclear fuel rod. :-)

In this article: WCTXF
The No.1 Silver Stock For 2017 (SPONSORED POST)
8 years ago

If the Fed is perceived to be behind the curve (i.e. behind in adjusting for future inflation) long-term yields will rise vs. short-term yields. That is bullish for gold and silver *if* the Fed is thought to be behind on inflation. A rising curve can be bullish for gold if yields are declining but short-term yields are declining faster, implying systemic stress and risk 'off'.

In this article: FRFRFRF, SLVRF
The No.1 Silver Stock For 2017 (SPONSORED POST)
8 years ago

Depends on whether the Fed is perceived as behind the curve or not. But I agree, it is best to have balance in this atmosphere where the economy is stable and the Fed is in hike stance. I am however, long US Treasury #bonds as a contrary (to the rate hike story) play while being long stocks (and cash) as well. #Gold is a long-term portfolio balance to me. #Silver more spec.

In this article: FRFRFRF, SLVRF
Ridiculous Year-End Predictions
8 years ago

Once again, couldn't have said it better myself there, ole TK.

Don’t Get Trumped In 2017
8 years ago

Could not have said it better myself. Indeed, I have said it again and again... but you've put it succinctly. I hope more people listen.

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