The Hidden Cost of Rising Rates
The world has become used to cheap money. That paradigm is about to change, and the implications for the US dollar and certain commodities will be enormous.
The world has become used to cheap money. That paradigm is about to change, and the implications for the US dollar and certain commodities will be enormous.
The meltdown in popular growth/tech stocks continues. As you probably know, the ARK Innovation ETF — the barometer of the “growth” movement — got slashed in half in recent months. But the pain doesn’t end there. One of the best examples of the tech craze must be Peloton, the firm
Insurance companies are reporting an enormous spike in young people dying. If this continues, the second order consequences could reshape markets forever.
R.I.P. OIL? The reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated. To riff off of this popular quote, reports about the (imminent) “death” of oil in the mainstream press have been greatly exaggerated, too. For a few years now, we were among the few contrarian voices saying the coming bull
IT DIDN’T TAKE LONG It was just last week when we commented on the social unrest over in Kazakhstan and said that Russia wouldn’t be the only major player to jump into the fray: China just spent nearly $28 billion securing those commodities (mostly oil and gas but also uranium)
CRAZY OR…? As you probably know, things have been a little shaky over in the “growth” world recently. So much so that ARK’s Cathie Wood — the poster child of the “growth” wave — suggested these stocks were now deep value (yes, really!). But fear not! According to Wood, they
This week we’re swapping the stock charts on our screens for endless reruns of Home Alone, Grinch, and Die Hard with our families. That’s why we’re dusting off an old Christmas post Chris wrote back in 2010 (gosh, has it really been 11 years?!). It’s a deep dive into Santa’s
The below list (h/t to @silverguru22) caught our attention this week. It shows the performance — or rather underperformance — of the stocks CNBC host Jim Cramer urged the unsuspecting rubes investors to buy earlier this year. Most of these stocks were high-flying “growth” names completely disconnected from fundamentals. Not that that
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