by Ted Bauman | Sep 20, 2021 | Bauman Daily, China, Commodities, Federal Reserve, Real Estate, U.S. Economy
I’ve emphasized the centrality of U.S. government policy to your investments for 18 months. Whether it’s the Federal Reserve, stimulus payments, infrastructure bills or the fight against COVID, what the public sector does has had an outsized influence on stock prices....
by Angela Jirau | Apr 20, 2021 | Bauman Daily, Commodities, Copper, Deflation, Economy, Hard Commodities, Inflation, Investing, Investment Opportunities, Natural Resources, PGMs, Platinum, Platinum Group Metals, Precious Metals, Soft Commodities, Soy Beans, Stock Market, Stocks, Wheat
We’re in the early innings of an important regime change — transitioning from a deflationary to an inflationary environment. That can make it hard to find winning stocks. But one clear beneficiary of this shift? Commodities. In today’s video, Ted and Clint show that...
by Clinton Lee | Apr 19, 2021 | Bauman Daily, Commodities, Economy, Gold, Investing, Investment Opportunities, Natural Resources, Precious Metals
Has gold lost its glitter? After a jump in prices in the wake of the pandemic, many precious metals have been in the dumps or gone nowhere. Gold prices alone have retraced over 60% of their post-pandemic gain. Silver prices have traded in the same eight-dollar range...
by Clinton Lee | Nov 25, 2020 | Bauman Daily, Commodities, Investing
Unless 2020 has another twist in store (besides the latest appearance of hammer-head worms in Georgia), we’ll celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday tomorrow. This year, gold and cryptocurrency investors have plenty to be thankful for. Copper investors as well, as Ted...
by Angela Jirau | Jul 13, 2020 | 2020 Financial Crisis, Bauman Daily, Commodities, Stocks
This year’s stock rebound is based entirely on faith. Look under the hood, and you won’t find any earnings guidance to back up these prices. When companies finally reveal the damage this crisis has done to their second-quarter earnings, there will be real winners and...
