If you want to read a transcript of my video for today — with links to stories that back up my view — point your web browser here: http://www.uncommonwisdomdaily.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/10/UWD201.pdf
If you want to ride the next big rally in natural resources — gold, silver, base metals, agriculture, oil, natural gas and more – this is a great time to join Red-Hot Commodity ETFs. If you haven’t signed up yet, do it now! You can’t beat this deal.
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Why is slx down over 2%?
don’t listen to this idiot!
this guy have been wrong all long! just do opposite of waht this guy says.
Hi, Mike. The SLX is down because the U.S. dollar up.
Thanks for writing in and not swearing at me, Bob. Note to others — if your comment has profanity in it, we can’t run it. So keep it clean.
Now, Bob — saying that I’ve been wrong all along seems to be a bit of an overstatement. The Red-Hot Global Small-Caps and Red-Hot Commodity ETFs portfolios are both showing nice gains.
Also, the Market Vectors Steel ETF [[SLX]] is up nicely today — which means buying it yesterday would have been a good move, in the short term, anyway.
And here’s the best part — if you think my stock picks aren’t any good you can ignore them. Maybe you can start your own blog and make your own stock picks.
I don’t own the SLX, by the way. And yesterday, I recommended another metals ETF to my Red-Hot Commodity ETFs subscribers. And that one is really taking off. RCE readers, you know which one I’m talking about.
But that doesn’t mean it will do well tomorrow. This is a wild, even vicious market — what works today might not work tomorrow. In the case of the steel ETF, I saw a good chart and posted it, because I’m getting sick of talking about gold and silver all the time. I like them — but there are other bullish trends people should be aware of.
Again, thanks for writing in, Bob. But I’d prefer you leave out the personal insults.