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Jay's Portfolio As of June 30, 2009 (There were no transactions to note for June, 2009) |
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SPECIAL NOTE: I am changing the presentation of the portfolio this month. As already mentioned, I have made no changes in it the last two months, so you are looking at the same portfolio presented in a new arrangement which I believe will improve the understanding of the working hypothesis behind my strategy. God enabling, I’ll be discussing this a lot over the next few weeks. Here is my portfolio in its new format as of June 30, 2009:
Last month my portfolio rose 12.5%. This month it fell 7.8%. Gold and silver explain most of the change for both months. Last month gold rose over 10% and silver rose over 26%. This month gold fell 5% and silver fell 14%. This is typical of the price action for gold and silver for the last 15-months…a trading range between the all-time high and a support level 30% to 50% below that high. Often called a consolidation, this type of price action cools the over enthusiasm of a strong bull market, and usually leads to a movement of the asset from “weak” hands to “strong” hands as the late-comers to the bull market get scared and sell and the value investors buy the downward corrections. A consolidation can last as long as 2-3 years, but once it’s over, a powerful platform has been established for the next major leg up in the bull market. That’s what I am looking for. I expect that once gold decisively penetrates its high of 1032 on good volume, the next powerful leg up will be underway. Nothing is guaranteed, and I have no idea what the timing might be, but that’s what I expect will happen. Ted and I are working on a new article explaining in greater detail the working hypothesis which is the foundation of my portfolio strategy. It will also expand on the reason for the new portfolio format shown above. This article should be out in just a few days, God enabling. Stand by. Note: It was also Ted's idea to
update the outlook of this page. He initiates most formatting changes.
He thinks some readers would like to know a little more about the gentleman
who writes all these articles, and the Chinese say that a picture is worth a
thousand words. |
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