Gamma Squeezes, Mainstream Media Morons & A Case For Uranium
My latest podcast covers all of this, including why I don't even like to try and analyze macro anymore.
In my latest podcast, I expound upon several talking points I’ve put forth on my blog over the last couple of weeks.
First, I explain my reasoning for looking forward to the results of the SEC’s investigation into Bill Hwang’s Archegos. Many people have written off the investigation into the firm’s trading as an afterthought, but I talked about why I thought it may provide some interesting insight into trading in Tesla. I had previously written about this topic here:
Then, I went on to talk about how the mainstream media dropped the ball on both the Hunter Biden laptop story and the Joe Rogan ivermectin coverage. These are two topics I had covered on my blog, writing about the Biden laptop story here:
And the abhorrent Rogan/ivermectin coverage here:
From there, I went on to discuss why I no longer try to give analysis on macro, but for my thoughts that printing money would eventually drive the country into a bad place. I had written about the pitfalls of this, and the downside of the government trying to micromanage the economy, here:
Finally, I talked about why I am long uranium, making my case that both new entrants in to the spot market and adoption of nuclear from countries worldwide would both act as positive catalysts for the commodity. I had written about that this week here:
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