Author: The Wealth Training Company

Paul Tudor Jones’s downgrading of corporate credit

Paul Tudor Jones’s downgrading of corporate credit view will bring about “scary moments” which will most likely test corporate bond investor’s nervous going forward. “We’re going to stress test our whole corporate credit market for the first time”, said Paul Tudor Jones hedge fund manager with a net worth of US $4.7 billion and the 120th richest person on the Forbes 400. “We’re going to stress test our whole corporate credit market for the first time” PAUL TUDOR JONES Paul Tudor Jones’s downgrading of corporate credit view is likely to lead to turbulence for bond investors and it is...

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Steve Cohen’s late cycle

Steve Cohen’s late cycle view is the latest Wall Street titan to thrown the towel in on this aging stock bull market and joined the heavyweight bears. The growls are now growing louder with each day passing. Perhaps it started with the most famous of all European banking dynasty when I noted in a piece, Lord Jacob Rothchild’s words of caution would be ignored at one’s own peril, back in the summer of 2018. “at some point, we’re going to enter a bear market, and it’s going to happen in the next year and a half, maybe two” STEVE...

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Dan Loeb turns bearish

Dan Loeb turns bearish, according to his latest letter to investors. Dan Loeb billionaire investor and founder of Third Point (whose AUM at June 30 was $17.7 billion) has joined a growing list of elite Wall Street titans who have become risk-averse and net sellers of stocks. “Dan Loeb turns bearish is a growl that might be worth taking seriously”   Dan Loeb turns bearish is a growl that might be worth taking seriously For the last few years, Dan Loeb was managing his $17.7 billion dollar fund as an ardent risk on bull. Dan Loeb was one of...

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George Soros’s stock picks

George Soros’s stock picks during the first six months of 2018 could provide stock investors with a clue as to which stocks might beat the market in 2018. So just how is the legendary investor, George Soros who survived and thrived during the last century’s rise of, nationalism, trade protectionism and eventually the Great Depression fanning the flames of political extremism (rise of fascism in Europe) which was also the catalysts for WWII investing his fortune today? “George Soros’s stock picks during the first six months of 2018 could provide stock investors with a clue as to which stocks...

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Martin Armstrong’s Merkel departure

Martin Armstrong’s Merkel departure is a euro systemic crisis view is somewhat of a bearish outlook for the world’s second-largest trading bloc which boasts an estimated GDP of $18.8 trillion (2018). But Martin Armstrong, a top trend forecaster, and macro investor/ trader has always waved the Eurosceptic flag and (along with a number of other British economists) doubted the mechanics of a single bloc currency, the euro, for multi-tier economies with varying levels of productivity. One size cannot fit all, the eurosceptics argue. “Merkel is on her way out and she has been the face of the entire European...

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