As I’ve said, precious metals are the only asset whose ascent I am cheering. Or was cheering, more accurately, since it’s been getting dragged down with all other assets. Silver, for instance, has lost about 15% of its value.

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As I’ve said, precious metals are the only asset whose ascent I am cheering. Or was cheering, more accurately, since it’s been getting dragged down with all other assets. Silver, for instance, has lost about 15% of its value.

One of the longest-lived bullish positions I’ve ever offered on Slope was the world’s most boring company – Cal Maine (CALM) which sells freakin’ eggs. But a pattern is a pattern, and this thing continues to rock the free world.

I hate to say it, but one of the few charts I see as plausibly and strongly bullish is simultaneously one of the most evil entities in the world: Blackstone (symbol BX) whose utterly heartless chairman, Larry FINK, may well wind up being Treasury Secretary, just to wrap up the utter regulatory capture by the financial industry.

Natural gas has done horribly for weeks, and it seems extremely stretched to the downside relative to its multi-decade cycle.

Good morning, everyone, as we prepare to wrap up what has been an historic week. At the moment, in sharp contrast to the past couple of days, it is super-boring in equity-land. The equity futures are all up a hundred hundredths of a single percentage point. Since I sold all my IWM puts yesterday afternoon, I am happily not kicking myself at all.
