Another praise for ShadowStats.com

[LargoWinch]

It seems that TedBits is now the latest publication to praise ShadowStats.com

See p.7 of that attached report dated March 9, 2009 (note: the document and contact info of the author is unchanged, hence acceptable for reproduction).

Note: this style of writing is more sensational than what we are used to on iTulip. You have been warned!

[Guest]

Re: Another praise for ShadowStats.com

Ty Andros is great. Smart guy and very much enjoy reading his stuff although his general theme does repeat just a little after a while. Another good read and a little more sober in style is Gary Dorsch.

It seems that TedBits is now the latest publication to praise ShadowStats.com

See p.7 of that attached report dated March 9, 2009 (note: the document and contact info of the author is unchanged, hence acceptable for reproduction).

Note: this style of writing is more sensational than what we are used to on iTulip. You have been warned!

[Raz]

Re: Another praise for ShadowStats.com

Ty Andros is great. Smart guy and very much enjoy reading his stuff although his general theme does repeat just a little after a while. Another good read and a little more sober in style is Gary Dorsch.

I read them both and from Dorsch I pick up correlations I don't percieve on my own.

Another interesting weekly commentary is Comstock Partners.
http://www.comstockfunds.com/default.aspx/act/newsletter.aspx/category/market+commentary/menuitemid/29/MenuGroup/Home/NewsLetterID/1445/startrow/1.htm

I read Charlie Minter's commentaries when I was a stock and futures broker back in the 1980s. These guys thought the US powers-that-be would
allow the Bubble of the 1990s to deflate in 2001 - 2003 and remained bearish all through the cyclical bull move from '03 to '07, but other than
that (and a similar bearish-too-long stance in 1991) their calls have been excellent.
In 2004-05 they were asking themselves if they were hallucinating, or were the Greenspan Fed and the bankers losing their minds.