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2018 Commodity Forecast: Time to Love the Hated? December 8, 2017 by Optin Natural Resource Investor Investors have strategies for making decisions. A common strategy for good investors — or at least those who love to tout their goodness — is to buy what’s hated. Sir John Templeton, a guy Money magazine named as the greatest stock-picker of the 20th century, characterized the opportunity to buy what’s hated as the “point of maximum […]

An Update on Third Point Reinsurance December 6, 2017 by Optin Pivotal Point Trader Third Point Reinsurance (TPRE) was added to the Pivotal Point portfolio in the middle of last month, and has struggled a bit since. No worries. The Bermuda company is the public investment vehicle of Dan Loeb, the billionaire activist hedge fund manager. The business prospects, and share price are nearing an inflection point. Reinsurance might not be […]

How do you heal a divided America? Bob Bauman discusses how the memory of Pearl Harbor can break through our current disunity.

In Times of Disunity, Remember Pearl Harbor December 5, 2017 by Bob Bauman Government & Politics What force galvanized that unique American unity that, with our allies, combined to defeat the Japanese and Nazi aggressors?

The Biggest Gold Discount in a Half-Century Signals Next Big Buying Opportunity! December 5, 2017 by Optin E-Wave Trader The S&P 500 has not pulled back more than 3% in price for nearly 400 days now. That’s the longest winning streak EVER in the history of the index without a correction. And last week was more of the same as both the Dow and S&P notched fresh record highs. But conspicuously absent from the […]

There is one important thing we all depend on that won’t be nearly as good as it was in the “good ol’ days” anytime soon. That's the yield curve.

Are the “Good Ol’ Days” of the Yield Curve Ever Coming Back? December 4, 2017 by Chad Shoop Bonds, Investing There is one important thing we all depend on that won’t be nearly as good as it was in the “good ol’ days” anytime soon. That's the yield curve.