Gold still falling as gold equities now mixed after a rough week
Gold equities are mixed today as the gold price continues to struggle, although it is starting to stabilize as the bond market selloff comes to an end. Gold equities are doing better than the precious metal itself, based on exchange-traded fund flows. Q4 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Gold equities are doing a […]
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Before You Chase Another IPO – Read This!
The initial public offering market is Hot! [soros] Q4 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The IPO market is booming, with shareholders clamouring for newly listed companies. 2020 was a record year for IPOs, with $331bn raised globally; including 454 offerings worth $167bn in the US. This is miles ahead of the previous full-year […]
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Vaccine Priority by Race or Weight Creates Controversy
Vaccine Priority by Race or Weight Creates Controversy, And a Suspension; What’s Fair and Legal?; How Best to Determine Obesity For Priority? Q4 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more The Controversy Surrounding Vaccine Priority WASHINGTON, D.C. (March 1, 2021) – While there is widespread agreement that the elderly should be given priority in receiving COVID-19 […]
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A new suggestion for the Biden administration about Fannie Mae
Questions remain about what the Biden administration will do with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. However, a new report from the Brookings Institution’s Economic Studies Group offers insight into what could happen to the government-sponsored enterprises. It suggests that Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac be used to drive more racial equality in the housing industry, […]
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Is It Possible to Use Gold As Money Today
One of the most traditional forms of money was gold and silver coins. Although this seems like an outdated concept from ancient civilizations, actually, the US struck silver and fractional gold coins less than a century ago for everyday commerce. This was in addition to paper currency. At the time, the US was on the […]
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Warren Buffett’s Big Investing Mistake
Warren Buffett is the world’s most successful investor. Yet, even the best make mistakes, as any good investor knows. Analyzing Warren Buffett’s mistakes in depth can make you a better investor. In the just-released 2020 Berkshire Hathaway annual letter, Buffett briefly tells us about a recent, big, mistake: Precision Castparts (“PCC”). Let’s dive in and […]
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Workers at Floyd County Productions Are Launching a Union
Workers at Georgia’s Largest Animation Studio (Floyd County Productions) Are Launching a Union With the Communications Workers of America Q4 2020 hedge fund letters, conferences and more Floyd County Productions’s Workers Create A Union (Atlanta, Georgia) – Today workers at Floyd County Productions (FCP) are announcing the creation of the Floyd County Productions Guild with […]
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Stocks, Gold – Rebound or Dead Cat Bounce?
None of Friday‘s intraday attempts to recapture 3,850 stuck, and the last hour‘s selling pressure is an ill omen. Especially since it was accompanied by high yield corporate bonds weakening. It‘s as if the markets only now noticed the surging long-end Treasury yields, declining steeply on Thursday as the 10y Treasury yield made it through […]
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Buffett’s Annual Letter: Sins of Omission!
Warren Buffett’s annual letter was great in all the easy ways and disappointing in the ways that matter the most to his shareholder partners. Last week, Charlie Munger reiterated the idea that successful investing is “an unusual combination of patience and aggression.” The communication of the May 1, 2020 Annual Meeting and this letter tell […]
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