Matthew Bradbard

The End of the End-of-the-World Trade

I am humored by the fact that investors say the bull market in commodities is coming to an end. Yes it has and will continue to be a bumpy ride because of the enormous leverage and the extreme volatiltiy. I am not suggesting to get out of stocks all together and replace it with commodities but investors that have the stomach should have some exposure to commodities (5-20%) depending on risk tolerance and investment goals. From January 1, 2008 the Dow is down 16%, S&P down 17%, Crude up 12%, Gold down 6%, Soybeans are even, Live cattle up 10%, Sugar up 17% just to look at a few of the commodities. So help me understand again how the bubble has burst please????The late comers have got slammed but commodity investors with a larger than 1 quarter time horizon keep the faith. If you want to know specific plays we are making check out or commodity newsletter. www.mbwealth.com/repor...