Loading ...He wrote a book called “technical analysis” in the 60s. Back in the day it was strictly fundamental analysis. He was fired from Kidder Peabody (in charge of their market letter) when he started recommending Gold and Silver investments. He was the first one called a gold bug by the media, and he proudly accepted it.
He has a lot of experience and feel for the markets. He has a team that work together. I’ve seen him right many times. Gets in early on new trends, like the dot comes, uranium, rare earths etc. Tends to hang on too long though.
He was on gold very early, but waited too long after the ’79 peak, and rotated out June 1982, said inflation was over, and put everybody into the Dow at 796 in June ’82.