EXXON… OR ZOOM? Back in November 2020 we published an issue of Insider Weekly where we made our case for Exxon Mobil: It’s trading at the same level it was some 22 years ago, booted from the Dow, seemingly uninvestable (try to convince a pension fund board of trustees to buy Exxon),

The “popular press” tells us it’s time to buy stocks… But is it really? We highlighted Apple as an example in last week’s Insider Weekly. By all respects, Apple is a great company. Lately it looks like the dish served is apple crumble. Bottom fishing investors are screaming it’s a buy.

Looking at the carnage in “growth” stocks, it feels like it was eons back when our friend Kuppy warned just a few weeks ago (on 25 April to be exact) about the undertow building up in the tech market: The tech sector has an undertow to it. It started slowly in 2021,

“It’s a b**ch.” That’s how Netflix CEO Reed Hastings reportedly commented on the turn of faith for one of the growth darlings. We imagine Bill Ackman had similar things to say. Thankfully, he quickly came to his senses and walked away — $400 million lighter, but he did manage to walk away.

We can’t remember when was the last time we agreed with BlackRock’s Larry Fink, but he’s right — we’re witnessing an incredible and rapid end of globalization. This is from MarketWatch: “I remain a long-term believer in the benefits of globalization and the power of global capital markets,” said the

The following sheds some light on how delusional resource intensive the transition to the green economy is. But wait, there’s more: Despite what the pointy shoes are saying, the whole “green revolution” is anything but green. In fact, they’re bound to do the following: Destroy the environment Create shortages Destroy free markets