Can you maybe do an Informationist on how derivatives are used to suppress the price of commodities? You mentioned that in this article; and I also heard that on a Swan Signal podcast this week (may have been you or Max Keiser) that derivatives are used to suppress the price of gold/silver. Would love to know how this works. Thanks!
Hill James, I am looking for short term treasury ETF, do you have some recommendations? What do you think about this? I am not from USA so it is easier to have access to etf...
Hey Mauricio, I like BIL, SHY, and IEF for different uses and allocations. That said, I am working on something that will answer this more fully for you in the very near future. Please stay tuned!
Hi James and everyone, I've been reading the Informationist for a while as a free subscriber and have just decided to become a paid subscribe to see what I'm missing.
I'm having trouble finding the exclusive content, if someone could explain to me how it work's, I would appreciate it?
Hey Atlas, I believe you are seeing everything because you are paid. Otherwise some would just be previews. And I am glad you upgraded, I think you will be quite excited about what is coming in the next few weeks. A couple of big upgrades for paid members. Stay tuned!
Another great article, James. I remember hearing that, in the event of a rush to the exits, the exit door can become quite small and that the execution price for a sale might be significantly below the stop loss, for example. Is that correct?
That is correct and depends on the liquidity of the asset. Some micro-cap stock, for instance end up with a black hole of bids and the sell off can be steep. Also, remember that in a market shock, ALL assets correlate to 1, meaning they all sell off, regardless of the risk profile. This is when opportunities appear, and fortunes are made.
James,
Can you maybe do an Informationist on how derivatives are used to suppress the price of commodities? You mentioned that in this article; and I also heard that on a Swan Signal podcast this week (may have been you or Max Keiser) that derivatives are used to suppress the price of gold/silver. Would love to know how this works. Thanks!
Hey Bobby, I will put it on the list!
I am looking forward to the tactical strategy.
I think you will really like it, Mark!
Great research and summary. Have you done one on Bearer Bonds and what happened and possible similarities to bitcoin?
Thank you and not yet, but great idea Brian. Will put it on the short list!
Hill James, I am looking for short term treasury ETF, do you have some recommendations? What do you think about this? I am not from USA so it is easier to have access to etf...
Hey Mauricio, I like BIL, SHY, and IEF for different uses and allocations. That said, I am working on something that will answer this more fully for you in the very near future. Please stay tuned!
Hi James and everyone, I've been reading the Informationist for a while as a free subscriber and have just decided to become a paid subscribe to see what I'm missing.
I'm having trouble finding the exclusive content, if someone could explain to me how it work's, I would appreciate it?
Hey Atlas, I believe you are seeing everything because you are paid. Otherwise some would just be previews. And I am glad you upgraded, I think you will be quite excited about what is coming in the next few weeks. A couple of big upgrades for paid members. Stay tuned!
Another great article, James. I remember hearing that, in the event of a rush to the exits, the exit door can become quite small and that the execution price for a sale might be significantly below the stop loss, for example. Is that correct?
That is correct and depends on the liquidity of the asset. Some micro-cap stock, for instance end up with a black hole of bids and the sell off can be steep. Also, remember that in a market shock, ALL assets correlate to 1, meaning they all sell off, regardless of the risk profile. This is when opportunities appear, and fortunes are made.
Great article!
Thank you Steve!