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Category Archives: 72 Hour Call
The time to short Apple, as in $AAPL, is nigh
11/29/2012 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… Here at The Mint, we don’t generally comment on individual stocks. In general, we see equity prices as subject to monetary policy whims and HFT (High Frequency Trading) bots. As such, it … Continue reading
Posted in 72 Hour Call, Daily Default, Events, Personal Finance, Strategy, The Mint
Tagged AAPL, Apple, Chris Vermeulen, equities, Fiscal Cliff, Market Oracle, Patent law, Steve Jobs, Stock Markets
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72 Hour Call for July 5, 2011 (Adieu to the 72 Hour Call for now)
Today’s Call: NO CALL, taking a break as we revert to the mean. Rationale: The 72 Hour Call is being mothballed for the moment. It has been a great experiment and has led us to one inescapable conclusion: There are … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for July 1, 2011
Today’s Call: NO CALL, taking a break as we revert to the mean. Rationale: As you can see, our calls are reverting to the mean. It has occurred to us that many of our bad calls end up panning out … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for June 30, 2011
Today’s Call: NO CALL, taking a break as we revert to the mean. Rationale: As you can see, our calls are reverting to the mean. It has occurred to us that many of our bad calls end up panning out … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for June 29, 2011
Today’s Call: Euro to fall vs US Dollar. Currently $1.4311:1€. Rationale: With the Greeks passing austerity measures in the face of widespread protests, the Euro got a temporary boost today. These types of jumps usually pull back in the short … Continue reading
Posted in 72 Hour Call
Tagged Euro, Greece, PMI Group Default, US Dollar, US Treasury Bond
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72 Hour Call for June 28, 2011
Today’s Call: September Wheat to rise. Currently $6.71-6. Rationale: Kansas Wheat was reported as 55% cut today and reports that the harvest is 100 million bushels lower than last year will weigh on prices as word spreads. Result of Call … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for June 27, 2011
Today’s Call: Spain 5yr Credit Default Swap to rise. Currently 315.20. Rationale: Spain has been out of the news for some time as Greece’s debt problems have taken center stage. However, the chance of increasing unrest along with the realization … Continue reading
Posted in 72 Hour Call, Daily Default
Tagged Credit Default Swap, Greece, Los Angeles Dodgers, Spain, US Treasury Bond
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72 Hour Call for June 24, 2011
Today’s Call: 10 year US Treasury Bond yield to fall (price to rise). Currently 2.87%. Rationale: Even though there will soon be a heightened risk of default by the US, moves such as releasing oil from the strategic reserve will … Continue reading
Posted in 72 Hour Call
Tagged Oil, Strategic Oil Reserve, US Debt Ceiling, US Dollar Index, US Treasury Bond
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72 Hour Call for June 23, 2011
Today’s Call: Nymex Crude Oil to rise. Currently $91.92. Rationale: Oil was oversold today on the announcement to release 60 million gallons of oil into the global supply from strategic reserves with 30 million gallons coming from the United States … Continue reading
72 Hour Call for June 22, 2011
Today’s Call: Yield on 10 US Treasury to fall, price to rise. Currently 2.99%. Rationale: The combination of the FED downgrading the economic assessment and announcing no further stimulus along with no clear progress on the debt ceiling will cause, … Continue reading
Posted in 72 Hour Call
Tagged DJIA, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Euro, European Debt Crisis, Federal Reserve, Fiscal stimulus, Greece, US Debt Ceiling, US Treasury Bond
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