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Now that I think about it, I'd rather hold RJI and RJA than BBD. Wouldn't you rather own food, energy, and metals vs bank deposits? Maybe it makes some sense to hold some in cash. That would make a case for holding gold. And that would make a case for holding military power, which goes back to technology. So... I'm looking for some gold and some technology... I don't want gold because it looks high. Technology looks expensive. So I want cash. This leaves me with 33.33% in oil, 33.33% in housing, and 33.33% in dollars. Hmm.
Wow so SD fell -8% yesterday. I doubled my holding today. So 100% in SD. Market looks good. Selling is over. So should head higher whenever. Oil just goes up so I should be good. SD
I couldn't find anything. The only companies that showed up on my screen were oil companies. The good ones all have a p/e of 12. SD was on my screen but I'm taking it down for now because I discovered that it derives 33.33% of its revenue from natural gas and another 33.33% of its revenue from liquefied natural gas. I don't know how to forecast natural gas prices. They look kinda high right now. Liquefied natural gas prices look stable and trending higher. The other 33.33% comes from oil and it's going higher. So once I get a grasp on natural gas prices I'll be back.
Short screen for this week:
looks low already, but ROKU has a bad product and I'll think about shorting it.
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