You Call That a Table?
Most people don’t know what to do with short interest data. That’s not an insult. That’s just the truth. Take the latest FINRA report, for example. It came out on Wednesday, July 10. It’s impossible to find, and even if…
Everybody’s Wrong
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Bitcoin: Still Cool, Just Not Different
Bitcoin and Cryptocurrency are not a new asset class. They’re just more technology stocks. Everybody’s wrong about this. And they’ve held themselves back by putting Bitcoin and Crypto on a pedestal. My Personal Evolution I started trading Crypto back in…
Low Expectations? High Opportunity
Historically, when everybody expects stocks to rise and consumers are also feeling good, it doesn’t bode well for the market. At a certain point, if we’re all bullish, and we’ve all acted upon that belief, who’s left to buy? And…
Thanks for Being Wrong, Everybody
Charlie Munger once turned to his longtime business partner Warren Buffett and said, “Warren, if people weren’t wrong so often, we wouldn’t be so rich!” Charlie’s message has resonated with me for many years. It’s a big reason why I…
Dollar Sentiment Just Did a 180 – Should Your Portfolio?
What we like to do is find massive divergences between what investors think should be happening and what’s actually happening. We came into the year looking for a U.S. Dollar rollover, as investors all over the world just assumed the…
CEOs Work for Shareholders
There’s a big misconception I’ve noticed among the public, and it’s getting worse. For some reason, people forget CEOs work for shareholders. The job of a CEO is to increase shareholder value. Period. The CEO does not work for employees.…
Born in a Bull Market, Raised by Banks
Something that often defines your approach to markets is how you came up in the business. You meet people who started just before the crash of ’87 who are always looking for another Black Monday. Maybe they came in when…
Why July Breaks the ‘Sell in May’ Rule
Founder’s Note: JC Parets here. Quantitative Analyst Grant Hawkridge burns the midnight oil for us, so to speak, monitoring overnight price action from his perch in Melbourne. Grant breaks it down like no one can, and he has data-driven to…