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 ...
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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 through various economic cycles. The natural progression from this experience is an understanding of and appreciation for global macro-economics as it relates to individual markets and sectors. Biiwii.com was created solely as a way to help get the message out about deeply rooted problems with too much debt and leverage within the financial system. Our concerns were confirmed and our message proven justified 3 to 4 years later as the system began to purge these distortions, resulting in a climactic washout extending from October, 2008 to March, 2009. Yet ironically enough the URL ‘biiwii.com’ came from the old saying ‘but it is what it is’ and indeed this sentiment addressed the need to remain impartial (bullish or bearish as the situation dictates) despite personal beliefs. Over the long-term, the world changes and any successful market participant must be ready to accept changes or revisions to a given plan. Along the way, a geek-like interest in technical analysis, a long-time interest in human psychology and various unique macro market ratio indicators were added to the mix, with the result being a financial market newsletter (and dynamic interim updates),
Notes From the Rabbit Hole (NFTRH) that combines these attributes to provide a service that is engaged and successful in all market environments by employing risk management first, and opportunity for speculation second.
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Definitely a fit, because this site has no limits within finance/markets. Personally, I am interested in Nigeria especially, within the long-term African investment theme in general.
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Only if inflation expectations stay under control.
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I am not sure why your time frame is only a day. Bottoming will be a process.
How The Fundamental Backdrop Could Turn Bullish For Gold
Steve, your tin foil hat must not be in good working order. They sell a dime a dozen, just like the 'analysis' that comes out from under them.
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The trend in the 30 year yield only changes above 4%. Below that, bonds are still in a long-term bull market.
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Thank you. It is not a timing mechanism, but you can bet that the herds are going to be wrong at times of big changes. It's worth at least asking the question 'if the public were over bullish at exactly the wrong time, might they not be over bearish - as they are now - at the wrong time as well?'
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I think you meant to say 0% bulls on the 30 year bond, not the yield.
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The bad political news must be close to being cooked into the sector.
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The valuation is the single reason I have avoided #Microsoft over the last year. I agree that it is the kind of company you buy on a market correction. $MSFT
Mind Games
Very good points to this article. I would add that there are times you want to tune out the prevailing wisdom as well, because there are times when FOX and NYT are pounding the same themes (e.g. interest rates or other non-political market functions).