Jan 30
Saturday
TheInflationist Weekend Summary 30.01.2010
This week has been fantastic for bears. We posted our 1937 vs 2007 comparison a week ago - and included a road map (in yellow, 2nd chart below). We even stuck our necks out to say we are going to hold our shorts to sub 10k - and then leave the rest of the icing for the next trader. It took only one week of decline to make our account look ALOT better. Beware though, next week could bring us back to where we were (or worse!).
Starting Portfolio Value, 4 January 2009: $ 40,000
Starting Portfolio Value, 4 January 2010: $ 92,748
TheInflationist Weekend Summary: 29.01.2010
We started 2010 with $92748. Since 4 Jan 2010, we have recorded a 29.24% return, our account standing at $119,863. For new readers, we started LIVE trading on TheInflationist Challenge on 4 January 2009 with $40,000. That’s a return of 199.65% in 13 months! Continue…
-
Quick Look
Categories
- Agriculture
- China
- Commodities
- Contango
- Discrepancy Trading
- Dow Jones
- Elliott Wave Analysis
- Forex
- Free Stuff
- FTSE
- Gold and Silver
- Great Depression
- Investor Idol
- Jim Rogers
- Oil and Gas
- Statistical Analysis
- Stock Market Crash
- Stock Market Rally
- Stock Portfolio Widget
- Stocks
- Technical Analysis
- The Inflationist Challenge 2009
- TheInflationist StockPicks
- Treasury Bonds
- Utilities
- Video
- Your StockPicks
Popular
- The Inflationist Challenge 2009 (35)
- Stock Portfolio Management (15)
- Using Fibonacci Numbers in Trading to Predict the Market (11)
- Free Village Cinema Tickets (7)
- Phosphate Rock, Phosphate Companies - Investing in Agriculture (Registration Required) (7)
Latest
-
The Debt Potato
no responses - Posted 03.12.10
The past year has been all about shifting debt. The financial crisis drove American homeowners into debt. Homeowners defaulted on their loans (or threatened to), driving the banks into debt. The U.S. government bailed out the banks, shifting debt to the public balance sheet. And over the last few weeks the "hot potato" has once again begun to move. From ... continue -
DOE stimulus grant throws spotlight on growing need for energy storage
no responses - Posted 03.11.10
A new stimulus grant of $100 million from the U.S. Department of Energy that includes support for grid-scale energy storage projects is the latest sign of the growing need to find ways of storing energy from electricity production. While traditionally storage has focused on balancing peak and off-peak usage, the need has become greater with renewable energy forms like wind and ... continue -
Will Greece Fall
no responses - Posted 03.11.10
Headlines yesterday has the ex EU chief saying Greece crisis is over. Other EU leaders are also putting the blame on banks with credit default swaps. They are setting the crime scene - pointing fingers at hedge funds. If and when Greece fails, the blame would be on hedgefunds/banks even though they had nothing to do with it. The fact ... continue -
Speculator Buys ROL.AX
no responses - Posted 03.11.10
Speculator Buys ROL.AX continue -
Speculator Buys GGP.AX
no responses - Posted 03.11.10
Speculator Buys GGP.AX continue -
Speculator Buys QHL.AX
no responses - Posted 03.11.10
Speculator Buys QHL.AX continue -
Speculator Buys BCN.AX
no responses - Posted 03.11.10
Speculator Buys BCN.AX continue
Tags
- Agriculture Agriculture ETC DJ-AIGCSM agriculture invest Arbitrage Trading Australian Agriculture Company (AAC) Cape Lambert Iron Ore China H-Shares commodity trading Comparison of Nikkey 1989 Crash and Current Crash Cooper Energy David Haselhurst Discrepancy Trading Do Forex Robot Softwares Work Elliott Wave EUR/AUD Forex Robot Trial Free Village Cinema Tickets FTSE futures trading General Electric German Dax Gold and Silver Goldman Sachs grain invest Great Depression India 50 (NIFTY) Investing in Agriculture Jim Rogers Magik Numbers Natural Gas Natural Gas ETF NIFTY Technical Analysis Nikkei Analysis Rogers International Commodities Index - Agriculture soy invest stock invest Technical Analysis Technical Analysis of Dow TheInflationist Challenge The Inflationist Challenge 2009 The Speculator Tony Caldaro Trading Indicator Warren Buffett Weekend Summary
Recent Comments
- admin: Hope it was not you pushing CIR up to 62c today! We want more at discount prices
- admin: comsec.com.au (Commonwealth bank). theres also etrade (which I dont use).
- G. Murphy: Thanks, what broker do you use/recommend to buy the shares?
- admin: IG , GFT, Interactive Brokers. I dont think you can trade CIR on any of them. For micro caps we have no choice...
- G. Murphy: Thanks for the summary. Quite tempted by Circadian, not sure who to buy it through….who do you guys...
- admin: Hope it was not you pushing CIR up to 62c today! We want more at discount prices
All entries filed under this archive
List of Stocks We Want For Christmas
no responses - Posted 12.15.09
(Some of these we do not own yet, so please refrain from buying until we do :)) 1. AAC - Australian Agriculture Co 2. MAK - Minemakers - we have some (read full review on phosphate rock companies here) 3. POZ - Phosphate Australia (we have decided to get some of this) 4. IPR ...continue
no responses - Posted 12.15.09
(Some of these we do not own yet, so please refrain from buying until we do :)) 1. AAC - Australian Agriculture Co 2. MAK - Minemakers - we have some (read full review on phosphate rock companies here) 3. POZ - Phosphate Australia (we have decided to get some of this) 4. IPR ...continue
TheInflationist Weekend Summary 10.10.09
no responses - Posted 10.11.09
Our portfolio value including all unrealised trading positions have been updated as of 10.10.2009. Net value have decreased to $86109 , with cash at $34525 after our purchase of AAC and additional 20000 COE. We got rid of Telstra as we feel that Australian Agriculture Company (AAC) presents a greater ...continue
no responses - Posted 10.11.09
Our portfolio value including all unrealised trading positions have been updated as of 10.10.2009. Net value have decreased to $86109 , with cash at $34525 after our purchase of AAC and additional 20000 COE. We got rid of Telstra as we feel that Australian Agriculture Company (AAC) presents a greater ...continue