Hey Vince,
I talked about how to move into Emerging Markets in the July Research Letter and on the July Live Q&A. Just go back and re-read or re-listen. I was clear how to do this. Thanks for asking.
RC

Thanks,
Vince Tichenor

Hey Jak, you made another comment either in my email or FB about how many stocks were moving higher… or the lack thereof. My comment to you is, there will always be something to worry about in a bull market. Don’t ignore them necessarily but know that concern is always there.

Hey Clyde, I’m sorry about that. Please call 650.257.0207 Monday thru Friday between 9AM and 5PM Pacific.

Hey Jim, Thanks for the question. I don’t invest on employment or unemployment information. What I found interesting was how low unemployment was before the 1987(32% fall), 2000(49% fall) and 2008(57% fall) stock market crashes. My heart goes out to the bottom 80%. It’s never been easier to become a billionaire… and never harder to become a millionaire. Remember Reagan came into his presidency when the stock market had just bottomed with a P/E ratio of 6. Trump came in with a stock market P/E ratio of 25! Stock market history was on the side of Reagan.

Hey Malcolm… Here’s something you want to always be checking with investing people (and really anyone that gives advice). Harry Dent has been down on gold for the past 15 years. Everything he talks about is always, “gold is going to $700…” He’s very consistent even when gold is screaming higher. And Rickards and Casey are the exact same as Dent except they only seeing gold going to $10,000. So, its not that they both use charts. Right? Any human can torture the data so it will say whatever they want it to say. Follow people that change their minds… I know Carl Rove, the originator of the term “flip-flopper” would disapprove, but the best investors in the world are all famous for “flip-flopping” when information flips and flops. The key is knowing if the information really flipping and flopping or if its just noise. In your corner, RC.