Jan Rogozinski

Is the Commodities Bull Really Over?

Every American is taught from birth that she or he was born knowing everything, and that therefore there is no reason for her or him to investigate to find evidence Adan then analyze it.

For example, folk that say things like "There will be bounces, but the bull is dead."

Since you give no explanation for your opinion and no facts at all, and since we have no idea how skilled an investor you are, no sane person anywhere cares what you say.

My gut feeling is that the guy is dead on. I might explain that by, for example, noting that oil probably will go up over the long run because changing to "alternative" energy would l cost trillions upon trillions--for example, to use wind power effectively we would need a vastly superior energy grid to transmit power from where the wind blows to where it isn't blowing and usually doesn't blow.

But why should I bother citing facts when everyone else commenting to statements on this web site never cites facts. Based on the quality of the audience, I would never blog here on a lot of other blogs. What a waste of their time.
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White Noise Around Strong Current Negative Trends

Degrees largely are irrelevant and don't matter. With grade inflation, it's almost impossible to flunk out.

Check his record. That's what counts. See if he has an archive on his blog. If so, read some of the older posts, and see if they proved prescient. That takes work. But you get nothing for noting..