Yes if you wish to use option trading you can do well whichever way the market moves up down or sideways. But, let's review the current US Dollar which the vast majority of basic commodities
derive their value on. As the dollar continues to fall as it did today, then conversely commodities
will go higher over time. If you look at all mining stocks "other than precious metals" you will
see a consistent increase of these stocks prices going forward. So, if the dollar is diving then
the commodities will go inversely proportionately and equally upward. As we all know the
silver and gold markets have been manipulated by the large Wall Street Banks through the
derivatives they control/write. So, this is exactly why silver and gold remain severely restricted
in upward moves and not because of the dollar inversion calculus you see playing out over
the bulk of commodities. RIO and others have trended upward and many regions in the
world other than the US are currently moving into Quad 2 and you can see large increases
in their indexes as far as upward drift forwards which is good for prepositioning moves in
other markets and indexes.
Domestically, US producers as well as metal producers will remain increasing for example AA
and X are moving higher as the dollar devalues with the defacement currently occurring due
to the Fed infusion of dollars in the market as well as the idiocy of the US Government having
reduced taxes for the higher echelons of high income individuals and international corporations
while burgeoning the federal budget deficit through ballooning military increases etc. resulting
in now a 26 Trillion Dollar Black Hole we will have to deal with in the future. In all this picture,
you see National Deindustrialization that has gone over twenty to thirty years as production
businesses have left for cheaper labor and lower regulations. However, this has resulted in
the "Hollowing Out of the Actual American Industrial Production Sector" inclusive of production
and oaring and refining metals. This to should be a market area to take advantage of because
as the dollar goes down in value then domestic production and producers will become prolifically
more able to compete with world markets as other nations currency or commodity values will
move to domestic US production for the domestic consumers. This just makes sense typically
in terms of transportation costs of product, etc., etc.
So, I would be bullish on international commodities as outlined as well as domestic producers
and refiners of metals needed for production of things here in the US as the dollar further weakens in buying value over time.
In that China is inextricably attached to world market consumption of their produced products
as the dollar wanes than the Chinese exflow of their produced items will falter as well as why
would you produce your things in China when in fact you can setup production plants in the US
for those very same consumer items with a weaker dollar. Rather, a weaker dollar in the long
term allows capital to flow into rather than out of the US and other Western Markets for
production centers. The only measure the Chinese could then do would be to weaken their
own remnimbi/ yuan values and then believe it or now "buy" US Dollars so as to thwart the
reality of the reverse international movement towards the weaker dollar so US and Western
Markets.
In all this analysis, it is far "better" for every nation to have it's own production specifically
for their own domestic consumption in order to stabilize their own domestic markets as
international supply chains, etc. start splitting apart. Typically, this is a win win for both Chinese,
Russians, Americans, Brits, etc. as this will allow the actual normalization and reset typically that
results in the most wealth equal distribution that results again in more wealth growth in all the
domestic areas of each individual nation rather than one or two or five.
This should allow better results for all people around the world. Amen!
proud to be part of the pride!!! thanks for all you do greg.
It’s a beautiful thing we got here
That's wise. It takes way too much capital to hold stock positions. You can do more with fewer options.
Ya it's hard to have long term faith in these markets or economic conditions
So your saying not opening up new trades on Spy after we close out of 366 call?
Core positions are not trades, they are taking ownership in a company by owning the stock. I will continue to trade as usual, just no core positions..
Thank you for the clarification. You had said you had closed all your core positions many months ago, hence the confusion.
Done Thanks so much Greg!
Yes if you wish to use option trading you can do well whichever way the market moves up down or sideways. But, let's review the current US Dollar which the vast majority of basic commodities
derive their value on. As the dollar continues to fall as it did today, then conversely commodities
will go higher over time. If you look at all mining stocks "other than precious metals" you will
see a consistent increase of these stocks prices going forward. So, if the dollar is diving then
the commodities will go inversely proportionately and equally upward. As we all know the
silver and gold markets have been manipulated by the large Wall Street Banks through the
derivatives they control/write. So, this is exactly why silver and gold remain severely restricted
in upward moves and not because of the dollar inversion calculus you see playing out over
the bulk of commodities. RIO and others have trended upward and many regions in the
world other than the US are currently moving into Quad 2 and you can see large increases
in their indexes as far as upward drift forwards which is good for prepositioning moves in
other markets and indexes.
Domestically, US producers as well as metal producers will remain increasing for example AA
and X are moving higher as the dollar devalues with the defacement currently occurring due
to the Fed infusion of dollars in the market as well as the idiocy of the US Government having
reduced taxes for the higher echelons of high income individuals and international corporations
while burgeoning the federal budget deficit through ballooning military increases etc. resulting
in now a 26 Trillion Dollar Black Hole we will have to deal with in the future. In all this picture,
you see National Deindustrialization that has gone over twenty to thirty years as production
businesses have left for cheaper labor and lower regulations. However, this has resulted in
the "Hollowing Out of the Actual American Industrial Production Sector" inclusive of production
and oaring and refining metals. This to should be a market area to take advantage of because
as the dollar goes down in value then domestic production and producers will become prolifically
more able to compete with world markets as other nations currency or commodity values will
move to domestic US production for the domestic consumers. This just makes sense typically
in terms of transportation costs of product, etc., etc.
So, I would be bullish on international commodities as outlined as well as domestic producers
and refiners of metals needed for production of things here in the US as the dollar further weakens in buying value over time.
In that China is inextricably attached to world market consumption of their produced products
as the dollar wanes than the Chinese exflow of their produced items will falter as well as why
would you produce your things in China when in fact you can setup production plants in the US
for those very same consumer items with a weaker dollar. Rather, a weaker dollar in the long
term allows capital to flow into rather than out of the US and other Western Markets for
production centers. The only measure the Chinese could then do would be to weaken their
own remnimbi/ yuan values and then believe it or now "buy" US Dollars so as to thwart the
reality of the reverse international movement towards the weaker dollar so US and Western
Markets.
In all this analysis, it is far "better" for every nation to have it's own production specifically
for their own domestic consumption in order to stabilize their own domestic markets as
international supply chains, etc. start splitting apart. Typically, this is a win win for both Chinese,
Russians, Americans, Brits, etc. as this will allow the actual normalization and reset typically that
results in the most wealth equal distribution that results again in more wealth growth in all the
domestic areas of each individual nation rather than one or two or five.
This should allow better results for all people around the world. Amen!
Glad to be part of the pride.