“Gold and silver went up this week,” is how most people would say it. This would be perceived as good news amongst the gold bugs. Of course, Monetary Metals looks at it differently. We say, “The dollar fell this week.” Expressing it this way makes it clear that there is no cause for celebration. As [...]
I sure wish that you would refrain from using the terms “naked” long, “naked” short. In doing so, you compromise your excellent work – it becomes co-opted by using nonsensical buzz words that so-called analysts have popularized.
Keith: I think you’ve got a typo in the headline. “July 28,” surely?
Yes that’s a typo, thanks.
Hi Keith,
I sure wish that you would refrain from using the terms “naked” long, “naked” short. In doing so, you compromise your excellent work – it becomes co-opted by using nonsensical buzz words that so-called analysts have popularized.
eidetic: I will think about other terms to use for those who buy futures on margin, without the cash to take delivery. Thanks for your feedback.