Monday, Oct 17, 2011: 3:37pm

Daily P&L

Peter Kadish's portfolio's daily P&L

Monday, Nov 8, 2010: 12:42am

Risk Management: Zone Charts

Update for Dollar Index, Gold, 30-Year Treasury Index and S&P500 Index.

Monday, Aug 9, 2010: 3:56pm

Marc Faber: Abu Dhabi Lecture - Short Summary

He began by explaining why extreme deflation scenarios are extremely unlikely under the Bernanke Fed, comparing the Fed chairman’s commitment to an anti-deflation strategy to Hitler’s Mein Kampf, a book that also clearly stated a policy program in advance but was not widely believed until it was too late...

Friday, Jul 30, 2010: 1:08pm

Credit monitoring

Nominal GDP growth comes from credit growth. We look at various credit proxies to determine the sustainability of current market rebound.

Thursday, Jun 3, 2010: 5:29pm

Marc Faber: Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, When is the Next AIG to Fall?

Presented by Marc Faber at "Austrian Economics and the Financial Markets," the Mises Circle in Manhattan on 22 May 2010 in New York, New York. Includes an introduction by Mises Institute president Douglas E. French...

Sunday, May 16, 2010: 3:49pm

Rosenberg: ‘Gold is now in a bubble? Not a chance’

This is Dave’s moment, and the the Gluskin Sheff man let fly on Friday – proclaiming the enduring attraction of gold, tearing into spurious retail sales figures in the US and declaring the primary trendline now to be global deflation...

Wednesday, Apr 28, 2010: 5:44pm

Marc Faber: Kick Out Euro Members That Abuse The System

The best would be to kick out Greece and the countries that abuse the system...

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We operate in many markets, and generally invest our equity in securities (ETFs, Equities and Bonds), but use leverage (Derivatives) to speculate in commodity, stock index, currency and interest rate futures. We use our own quantitative models, various discretionary approaches as well as top investment firms research to determine the most appropriate asset allocation.

Our risk management techniques allows us to take on some degree of leverage (although lesser than hedge fund industry average) without significantly increasing overall risk profile. Exposure we take in various markets and asset classes is serving to counterbalance overall portfolio.

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