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The Market Today: What's Working And What Isn't So Far In 2013
Given the post-crisis record pace of growth in the Federal Reserve's balance sheet (aka money-printing) it is perhaps surprising that year-to-date, Gold has underperformed its cross-asset-class peers. But considering the 2-and-20 that is flushed away by "sophisticated" investors year after year, the dismal performance of the average hedge fund remains a symbol of the only thing that has worked this year: buy-every-dip, dash-for-trash, always sell vol, and never (ever) sell...
Year-to-date performance...
Sustainable?
Chart: Goldman Sachs
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What are the signs of low testosterone?
-No Boehner
-Limpwristedness
-Caving in
-Scared of shit
-Non-exceptionalism
And then there's this:
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-09-13/best-and-worst-performing-asset...
"Be right and sit tight."
- Jesse Livermore
The pricing of assets and the returns on those assets with all the manipulation taking place , is a totally meaningless exercise.
Amerikan exceptionalism or Pussification.
Buy more ICRAP
when that chart flips; wake me
Rip van Winkle
The regession to the mean is going to be good for AU and going to suck for everything else.
Forgot one:
Bitcoin - Jan 1st 2013 - $13.50
Bitcoin - Oct 6th 2013 - $136.53
Net Change: $123.03
Percentage Change: 911.3%
If that was included it would look like this:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=714334058594194&set=a.590237041003897.141770.590230721004529&type=1