Consistent with his "Investment Rules," this post describes a psychologically easier trade for Chicken Little of shorting Non-US stocks.
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| Chicken Little is betting against Stocks Outside the US |
11/29/16
Chicken Little First dates: Shorting Non-US stocks.
On August 11, 2016, Chicken Little broke up with Treasury bonds, and began looking for love elsewhere. A prior post describes buying US stocks - a tough position for a doom-and-gloomer.
Consistent with his "Investment Rules," this post describes a psychologically easier trade for Chicken Little of shorting Non-US stocks.
Consistent with his "Investment Rules," this post describes a psychologically easier trade for Chicken Little of shorting Non-US stocks.
11/21/16
Chicken Little First Dates, Buying US stocks.
On August 11, 2016, Chicken Little broke up with Treasury bonds, and began looking for love elsewhere. Consistent with Chicken Little "Investment Rules," this post describes Chicken little's first date with buying US Stocks.
Given that Chicken Little fears a deflationary depression, buying US stocks has been emotionally challenging. some details follow.
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| Chicken Little has bought US stocks |
11/9/16
President Trump and Chicken Little
What is the impact of President Trump on Chicken Little's view of the financial world?
Just five months ago, I wrote that "Brexit changes nothing for Chicken Little".
In sharp contrast, the election of Donald Trump is a big change for Chicken Little. However, the central economic issue in the world remains unchanged.
Just five months ago, I wrote that "Brexit changes nothing for Chicken Little".
In sharp contrast, the election of Donald Trump is a big change for Chicken Little. However, the central economic issue in the world remains unchanged.
11/4/16
Chicken Little Portfolio Performance October 2016
In October 2016, the Chicken Little Portfolio lost 2.37% while the Dow Jones Industrial Average lost 0.78%.
You can view the portfolio performance in real time by clicking here (you need a free simvest.com account).
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| Markets stall as Central Banks fail |