Homer II

Today in Commodities: Sidelines vs. Market

Wrong recommendation for Silver, Matt. It is moving up steadily, not too fast and is on target to close year end over $21.00. Gold however is getting ahead of itself, and likely will see some slippage.

Bespoke's Commodity Snapshot (5/4/09)

Don't forget the old saying: Platinum leads Gold.

Wednesday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets

David,

I echo the appreciation for your charts and comments, as others have said, particularly when you show some issues with two (or three) different time intervals. It really assists my thinking for where things stand, and may be headed, and ultimately clarifies my planning.

And, I was surprised as well by Sen Judd Gregg, (R)NH taking the Comerce cabinet position. He is one of the best finance and business people in that body and we will miss his fine work there.

What to Buy and Why: Barron's 2009 Roundtable, Part I

MSFT can literally feel the squeeze internationally: one by one, countries are eschewing M$ and moving towards Linux and the BSD FOSS platforms. And in the US, the more savvy corporations and IT experts are becoming resigned to the dismal record of M$ OSes and are starting to do the same.

Only the paid shills are still hawking and boosting MSFT. Baldmer will soon squander the remaining cash on the balance sheet. The low $20s is about as high as this stock can go and it is already there.