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Welcome aboard the commodity bull, Jeremy Grantham! In his latest quarterly outlook letter, the acclaimed money manager (and excellent newsletter writer to boot) laid out a very convincing case for commodities. You can read Grantham’s Q1 2011 letter here (for Part I) and here (for Part II). I found these points of his to be […]
Has any trade over the last few years frustrated more sophisticated investors than the “one-way” bet on rising long-term government interest rates? For the last 2 or 3 years, many (including myself) have been piling into ETFs (like TBT) that act as short proxies for rising long term interest rates. And the logic has been so sound, […]
Seems like somebody at the Wall Street Journal has been diligently reading their Contrary Investing Report! Today the Wall Street Journal piled onto the small but growing Deflation Nation Bandwagon, on the heels of warnings about deflation from Jeremy Grantham, Bill Gross, and others: Bond-fund heavyweight Bill Gross, investment manager Jeremy Grantham and hedge-fund managers […]
In Jeremy Grantham’s latest quarterly newsletter (which is always a must-read, IMHO), he says he’s throwing his hat in the deflation camp for the near future, at least: Well, I, for one, am more or less willing to throw in the towel on behalf of Inflation. For the near future at least, his adversary in […]
Jeremy Grantham, one of my favorite investors, often puts out fantastic (and free) articles and editorials about the markets. Grantham has been extremely bearish since 2000, and has been particularly bearish in 2000 and 2007, which were not bad times to be cautious at all. I enjoy his analysis because it is extremely pragmatic – […]
An interesting interview with superinvestor Jeremy Grantham. Perhaps of interest to readers of this blog: he mentions he is long the Japanese yen, the Swiss franc, and the Singapore dollar.
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