What I Do….(And How I can Help You!)
March 11, 2010 · Print This Article
It has been made clear to me, from the comments that I continue to receive from people that are not yet really familiar with what I do, that I should try and make some things “more clear” (as a friend of mine puts it).Not to go over my background again, what I try and do is direct our attentions to sectors in the market that are the most likely to out perform “next”. That may mean that focus may stay in one spot for what seems a long time or may seem very short without the proper focus.
Let me explain:
As many of you know I have spent the last several months talking about Potash. Potash is a commodity, commodities is and are what I do. It was a sector that was horribly left off of the markets positive radar and offered very productive profits for my existing clients and those who may have followed the recommendations from my report and subsequent market follow up. It is however just one sector of a much broader market place. I am still very bullish of this sector, but we need to keep other areas in mind as well.
It is now very much the time to do that.
Those who know me or have read any of the previous material that I have written for my website know that I am not a gold bug. Gold is a function of currency as a general rule and a surrogate investment when a dislike for the U.S. dollar is prevalent in the market place. It is however on the short term shaping up as the place to be again. I will write more on why this is shortly (next couple of days/week).
There is much more to come from our Potash but it is time to take some of those profits and allocate the funds to other areas.
This is what I try and do. Reasonably assess where we can look, to continue to make our profits. This will invariably be somewhere within the commodity markets, and the stocks that are related to those areas. The reason the world trades commodities is because the world needs commodities. This was lost for a number of years while technology exploded and the investments where all related to the knowledge markets. This is no longer the case. Whether it is gold or sugar or the bond markets (yes bonds are a commodity) the world has come back to realize you can enjoy your iPhone but you can’t eat it or drive it home!!
Stay tuned for the upcoming gold sector report!
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