Commodity Bubbles and Valuation: Imperfect Together [View article]
Run ups in commodities is not something new. As a part of a complicated puzzle, you have to determine where it fits into your investment pieces.. Sometimes the spike in commodity prices denote the peak of economic activity. I have posted on Crude Materials a PPI component. Ratios and acceleration are at extremes, suggesting a correction in commodities is in the works.
Where's the Bursting Commodities Bubble? [View article]
Commodities will correct. I have shown that economic indicators tend to improve at the wrong time, giving investors a sense of false security. This improvement tend to coincide with peak economic activity.
Commodities and the Fed: Answering the Skeptics [View article]
Surging Economies such as India and China are generating an unprecedented demand for commodities as workers get richer. Just picture, say, 300 million people dropping their bikes and picking up a motorcycle or small car. If they use 2-3 gallons gasoline/week ... you get the picture I have charted ratios between Crude, Intermediate & Finished Goods. These ratios are at extreme, pointing to an imminent correction in commodities.
Fed Easing: No Free Lunch for Dollar, Oil and Commodities [View article]
We import 10 million barrels of oil a day. This means $1 Billion a day at $100/barrel. When the price of oil declines net imports will decline also recursively making the US Dollar stronger.
Commodity Bubbles and Valuation: Imperfect Together [View article]
As a part of a complicated puzzle, you have to determine where it fits into your investment pieces..
Sometimes the spike in commodity prices denote the peak of economic activity.
I have posted on Crude Materials a PPI component.
Ratios and acceleration are at extremes, suggesting a correction in commodities is in the works.
Where's the Bursting Commodities Bubble? [View article]
I have shown that economic indicators tend to improve at the wrong time, giving investors a sense of false security.
This improvement tend to coincide with peak economic activity.
As the economy sours, commodities will weaken.
Commodities and the Fed: Answering the Skeptics [View article]
Just picture, say, 300 million people dropping their bikes and picking up a motorcycle or small car. If they use 2-3 gallons gasoline/week ... you get the picture
I have charted ratios between Crude, Intermediate & Finished Goods.
These ratios are at extreme, pointing to an imminent correction in commodities.
Fed Easing: No Free Lunch for Dollar, Oil and Commodities [View article]
When the price of oil declines net imports will decline also recursively making the US Dollar stronger.