ETF 'STER's Comments ETF 'STER's Comments RSS Syndication from SeekingAlpha.com http://seekingalpha.comuser/317567/comments Roger Wiegand: Oil Prices Create Industry Havoc http://seekingalpha.com/article/112014-roger-wiegand-oil-prices-create-industry-havoc?source=feed#comment-336613 336613
Why would anyone be interested in your prognostications when your track record is so poor. If you make enough "predictions" you are bound to get a couple of them right, and undoubtably you will use the 10% of your correct predictions to blow your horn about what a great predictor of the future you are. However, you will conveniently omit the 90% wrong predictions from your resume'. ]]>
Tue, 23 Dec 2008 10:49:47 -0500
Why would anyone be interested in your prognostications when your track record is so poor. If you make enough "predictions" you are bound to get a couple of them right, and undoubtably you will use the 10% of your correct predictions to blow your horn about what a great predictor of the future you are. However, you will conveniently omit the 90% wrong predictions from your resume'. ]]>
DryShips Cancels Acquisition of Four Carriers - What Does it Mean for the Stock? http://seekingalpha.com/article/110469-dryships-cancels-acquisition-of-four-carriers-what-does-it-mean-for-the-stock?source=feed#comment-327540 327540
It looks like a win-win for George and a lose-lose for shareholders.]]>
Fri, 12 Dec 2008 12:29:58 -0500
It looks like a win-win for George and a lose-lose for shareholders.]]>
Dryships' Questionable Deals Don't Help Investor Confidence http://seekingalpha.com/article/110326-dryships-questionable-deals-don-t-help-investor-confidence?source=feed#comment-326729 326729
I would be very interested if someone could answer that question.

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Thu, 11 Dec 2008 17:05:36 -0500
I would be very interested if someone could answer that question.

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Despite Empty Silos and Hunger, Short Commodity ETFs http://seekingalpha.com/article/110259-despite-empty-silos-and-hunger-short-commodity-etfs?source=feed#comment-326460 326460
Arable land is in decline the world over, and this is even more so in China. Agricultural land has been converted to factories and power plants, (hydro and coal) and with the growth requirements in just China alone, (not including India) there will be demand increases for all basic agricultural commodities. If there is a weather event in any agriculture producing, exporting country, this will create even more demand for that agricultural product

While I believe that we will have a short term deflationary cycle, the long term trend for all commodities will continue to rise.

All recessions end eventually, and world governments are pumping extraordinary amounts of capital into their economies. This stimulation to world economies has no precedent, and can lead to only one thing, Inflation, and once you let the inflation genie out of the bottle, it is very difficult to contain.

While you may be correct in the next six months, the inevitable result of the world economic policies will be inflation.

GLTA ]]>
Thu, 11 Dec 2008 12:24:09 -0500
Arable land is in decline the world over, and this is even more so in China. Agricultural land has been converted to factories and power plants, (hydro and coal) and with the growth requirements in just China alone, (not including India) there will be demand increases for all basic agricultural commodities. If there is a weather event in any agriculture producing, exporting country, this will create even more demand for that agricultural product

While I believe that we will have a short term deflationary cycle, the long term trend for all commodities will continue to rise.

All recessions end eventually, and world governments are pumping extraordinary amounts of capital into their economies. This stimulation to world economies has no precedent, and can lead to only one thing, Inflation, and once you let the inflation genie out of the bottle, it is very difficult to contain.

While you may be correct in the next six months, the inevitable result of the world economic policies will be inflation.

GLTA ]]>