Monthly Archives: September 2014

Team China was out of the game before they could even complete Round One. And the final lap wrapped up with a spectacular corner crash. The world’s very first Formula E race held in Beijing over the weekend was nothing … Continue reading →

Lessons can be learned from the fading fortunes of former billionaire Eike Batista: leverage cuts both ways, stocks that rise a lot are usually followed by equal and opposite moves. Hubris and blind optimism are financially toxic over time. Genius … Continue reading →

From bubble-mania pricing in the summer of 2011, silver and gold have continued their mean reversion tumble as the US dollar has strengthened against all (well nearly all) forecasts. The following big picture charts of silver and then gold offer … Continue reading →