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Post by Clinton SPX on Jul 12, 2011 22:55:18 GMT -5
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Post by Clinton SPX on Jul 15, 2011 16:42:34 GMT -5
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Post by huh? on Jul 15, 2011 18:21:00 GMT -5
Why does the host have that microphone on the side of his head?
I thought he was about to start yelling "Sham Wow" or "You're going to love my nuts!"
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Post by Clinton SPX on Jul 19, 2011 7:32:07 GMT -5
For Dennis Gartman Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Long Gold Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Long the Australian Dollar Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Long WTI CRUDE Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Long the Canadian Dollar Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Long the Swiss Franc Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Long Corn Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Long Soybeans Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Short Brent Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Short the Yen Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Short the Euro Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Short the BRITISH POUND SILVER Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Short COPPER Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Short the S&P 500 INDEX Funds Managed By Dennis Gartman Are Short the DOW JONES Copper Reaches Three-Month High as U.S. Housing Starts May Gain Q By Agnieszka Troszkiewicz - Jul 19, 2011 7:57 AM ET inShare More Print Email Copper rose to a three-month high in New York before figures that may show builders in the U.S. broke ground on more houses, signaling stronger demand for the metal.
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Post by Clinton SPX on Dec 23, 2011 2:31:36 GMT -5
Dennis Gartman: ‘No Position’ On Gold at $1,600 Published: Monday, 19 Dec 2011 | 6:24 PM ET Text Size By: Bruno J. Navarro Producer
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Widely followed investor Dennis Gartman, who recently sold off the gold in his personal account, said Monday that he had “no position” on the precious metal at its current prices.
“I have no position on it whatsoever at this point,” said Gartman, an economist and publisher of The Gartman Letter. “I think it might want to go weaker, but if it goes weaker, it’ll do it without me. If it gets above $1,605, I’ll say, ‘You know, that’s fairly impressive. It’s held some important trend lines.’”
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Post by Clinton SPX on Dec 23, 2011 2:35:16 GMT -5
Dennis sold his gold just in time for it to take off Attachments:
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Post by Clinton SPX on Jan 17, 2012 22:35:54 GMT -5
video.cnbc.com/gallery/?video=3000067858big caps. i think the whole stock market is going to do better over the next several years. expand k their monetary agates aggressively. they will use the language that they are not expanding. but was clearly an expansion of the agates. that money will find its way into equity. people have been hurt over the past several years. they're not going to go into small caps. they're not going to go into tech. they're going to go into things they find comfortable. that's who's going to do well over the course of the next several years. to amplify that, i don't think the market gives you this long a period of time to sell the highs or for that matter months ago buy the lows. we haven't seen that. so as we continue to grind higher, i will continue to say above 12.65 which is some points away, we'll see 13.17 in short order. but pfizer very quiet. nobody talks about this name but us. the highest levels we've seen in some time. 4% dividend. this is a stock that along with the tape wants to continue to grind higher. and it continues to add to its di dend. it does increase its dividend on a regular basis. that's what people want to pay attention to. which are the ones who have been progressively increasing those dividends over the years. these are one.
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Post by Clinton SPX on Jan 18, 2012 21:47:39 GMT -5
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Dennis Gartman says, up we go… Suffolk’s own Dennis Gartman, and frequent guest on CNBC, was summarized in an interview with Kitco News.com on 13 January. He predicted Dow 16,500. That’s up 33% from here. Assuming a similar gain on the S&P 500, that would put the S&P 500 around…ta dah…1700. That would be a new high for the markets.
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Post by rex on Jan 18, 2012 21:49:25 GMT -5
He's smart. I actaully think it goes there...sooner than later.
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Post by tendermyshares on Jan 18, 2012 22:17:27 GMT -5
You know what they say: Good markets go to heaven, bad markets go ... everywhere.
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Post by maxi on Jan 18, 2012 22:49:12 GMT -5
You know what they say: Good markets go to heaven, bad markets go ... everywhere. Good markets go to heaven... Bad markets go back to where they came from!
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Post by Clinton SPX on Apr 4, 2012 21:54:22 GMT -5
Dennis Gartman Now Long Of Flip Flopping In Laughing Stock Terms Submitted by Tyler Durden on 04/04/2012 18:25 -0400
Dennis Gartman ETC None Yen
That the market can be stupid long enough to make anyone seem like a fool is well-known and appreciated by all (even if the final fate of centrally planned markets is even better known by all). What apparently is not known by those who are self-professed trading experts, is that flipflopping like a windsock in a hurricane, with the comic regularity of a Goldman FX advisor who shall remain nameless hell bent on skewering what little clients one has left, only makes one look like a complete and utter buffoon. And yet this is precisely what "one of the best gold traders" CNBC knows does over and over and over, to the point where not only does nobody give any credibility to the utterances from said expert's mouth, but it makes the entire venue into sheer unadulterated, laugh out loud stand up comedy (even more so than normal). And while we do not grasp how CNBC's producers consistently invite said individual to dig ever deeper holes for himself, the other perspective is quite clear: after all each contributor makes $200 per CNBC appearance. In the case of the abovementioned gold expert, we can see how this is a make or break cash infusion.
From Friday, March 30, aka Last Friday.
Considering the treacherous environment, for insights we turned to one of the best gold traders we know, esteemed commodities trader Dennis Gartman. And he tells us he was dismayed by the sell-off earlier in the week, “it was wrong and ill-advised,” he says. Gartman also tells us he thinks the weakness may be related to end of quarter maneuvering. “I think some of the sell-off may have been due to liquidation by investors who own gold in terms of yen; the yen got stronger into the end of the quarter.” But when the new quarter begins Gartman thinks long-term dynamics will come back into play for gold. “The major trend remains in gold’s favor,” he says. And that trend remains from the lower left to the upper right. In fact, Gartman adds, "I'm very impressed by the manner in which gold has responded (Friday). Gold has begun to quietly work its way higher. That's impressive. (Long-term) I like gold,” he says. “The sell-off has run its course."
Apparently if you repeat a lie often enough ("best gold trader", "esteemed", "world-renowned", etc), it becomes the truth. Just speak loudly, touch the tips of your fingers, and exude faux confidence.
So what happened 3 business days later? Some of the absolutely hilarious soundbites:
"The highs in gold were made almost 18 months ago" - so... uh... September 2010? Gotcha world-renowned gold trading expert. "If gold goes to 1640-1660 you have to go to the sidelines. You don't have much choice" - But, but... “The sell-off has run its course." "Obviously I am not going to add to my position in gold" - But, but... "I like gold" "I am probably going to cut back on my gold position."... "The first rule of good trading is do more of the things that are working" - Actually no, the only rule of good trading is to do the opposite of what Goldman (recall our warning from last March 28 when Goldman went double down bullish: "We may have some bad news again, as the 'bullish' sentiment this time comes from none other than the muppet master, after Goldman released a note overnight saying that "gold is set to glimmer as growth tarnishes."), and of course gold expert Dennis Gartman are doing. Thank you for the all clear signal.
At least Gartman is not short of gold in Vietnamese Dong.
If one is not convulsing at this absolutely incomprehensible humor, one is likely long of lobotomies in idiot terms. But even a lobotomized idiot will understand that the trend on the chart below remains from the upper left to the lower right.
After all, only world renowned, expert gold traders can make millions.... when starting with billions.
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Post by Clinton SPX on Apr 10, 2012 22:04:50 GMT -5
Monday Gartman says sell gold
we turned to esteemed commodities investor Dennis Gartman for insights.
And he tells us, reduce positions - keep some power dry. Sell gold into any rally.
100 OZ GOLD JUN2(GCCV1) 1657.30 -3.40 (-0.2%%) CEC:Commodities Exchange Centre
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“I had been long of gold (in yen terms),” he tells us, but now, long is wrong.
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Post by novice08 on Apr 10, 2012 22:33:31 GMT -5
Maybe THIS is the buy signal we've been waiting for.
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