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Ned W. Schmidt

Ned W. Schmidt

Contributor since: 26 Feb 2010

Biography

Ned W. Schmidt,CFA,CEBS is publisher of THE VALUE VIEW GOLD REPORT and author of "$1,265 GOLD", published in 2003. A weekly message, TRADING THOUGHTS, is also available to electronic subscribers.

  • Agri-Food Thoughts

    Published 24 February 2009 | viewed 4,127 times

    We have noticed some fundamental differences between the governments of China and the U.S. First, the U.S. government owes the rest of the world almost…

  • Gold Thoughts

    Published 17 February 2009 | viewed 4,326 times

    Suppose we had two horses, and both are required to pull our carriage. Our budget only permitted the purchase of two daily servings of oats.…

  • Agri-Food Thoughts

    Published 10 February 2009 | viewed 2,913 times

    Structural investments are perhaps the most powerful. Gold has, for example, been in a structural bull market for more than a decade. Those political and…

  • Gold Thoughts

    Published 03 February 2009 | viewed 3,351 times

    Last week the U.S. Congress did us all a favor. $Gold rose by about $40 due to their efforts. What did they do? Well, the…

  • Agri-Food Thoughts

    Published 27 January 2009 | viewed 3,182 times

    A perhaps amazing characteristic of trends is that they do not continue indefinitely. One can not help also noticing the inability of journalists to correctly…

  • Gold Thoughts

    Published 20 January 2009 | viewed 4,294 times

    The 1930s was the birth of Keynesianism. Economists needed a simple answer as to why they had been so wrong. Since then, the U.S., and…

  • Agri-Food Thoughts

    Published 13 January 2009 | viewed 3,170 times

    Remember as we have talked before, commodities is not a homogeneous asset class. It includes three asset groups, each with distinctively different dynamics and drivers.…

  • Gold Thoughts

    Published 06 January 2009 | viewed 3,337 times

    The Era of Simple Solutions continues to unfold. For every complex problem, as the wise man once said, there is a simple solution, that is…

  • Agri-Food Thoughts

    Published 30 December 2008 | viewed 6,297 times

    Gold Bugs, and others deemed misguided by the Street, missed out on another one. If they had listened to really smart people, they would have…

  • Gold Thoughts

    Published 18 December 2008 | viewed 3,204 times

    Measurement is perhaps second greatest problem in establishing satisfactory economic policies for a nation. That matters because those economic policies influence the value of the…

  • The Agri-Food Value View

    Published 15 December 2008 | viewed 3,473 times

    "Wealth Creation Through Global Agri-Food Investments" Interim Comment 24 November 2008 None of us are enjoying the bear market in equities brought on by the…

  • Gold Thoughts

    Published 08 December 2008 | viewed 3,490 times

    Perhaps the greatest gift we all could receive in the coming season of year end holidays would be the final demise of the hedge fund…

  • Gold Thoughts

    Published 25 November 2008 | viewed 4,970 times

    The superiority of returns on Gold to investors over the miserable returns on paper equities would seem at some point to become an embarrassment to…

  • The Agri-Food Value View

    Published 24 November 2008 | viewed 3,759 times

    Interim Comment None of us are enjoying the bear market in equities brought on by the collapse of the speculative investing done by hedge funds.…

  • Agri-Food Thoughts

    Published 09 November 2008 | viewed 3,433 times

    Despite ravages brought on by joyful liquidation of hedge fund industry, Agri-Food prices continue to show superior relative performance when compared to equities. That conclusion…

  • Gold Thoughts

    Published 02 November 2008 | viewed 4,005 times

    In the past few weeks, U.S. Federal Reserve has joined with U.S. Treasury in an attempt to remedy the financial fiasco. In that effort, the…

  • Agri-Food Thoughts

    Published 26 October 2008 | viewed 2,565 times

    While a bear market is not fun, we should acknowledge the benefits. First, it will eliminate much of the "hedge" fund industry, those that helped…

  • Dollar Death Ray #3

    Published 19 October 2008 | viewed 4,196 times

    In previous Dollar Death Ray we saw how size of U.S. Federal Reserve balance had exploded. That financial frenzy continues. In most recent report, Federal…

  • Agri-Food Thoughts

    Published 12 October 2008 | viewed 2,586 times

    With the welcome liquidation of much of today's hedge & speculative fund industry, equity markets of the world have been ravaged. Investors, globally, are focused…

  • Dollar Death Ray #2

    Published 03 October 2008 | viewed 4,162 times

    Dollar Death Ray, powered by the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve, is aimed at the heart of the U.S. dollar. Forget the U.S. Congress…