Stewart Thomson
President of Graceland Investment Management
Stewart Thomson is president of Graceland Investment Management (Cayman) Ltd. Stewart was a very good English literature student, which helped him develop a unique way of communicating his investment ideas. He developed the “PGEN”, which is a unique capital allocation program. It is designed to allow investors of any size to mimic the action of the banks. Stewart owns GU Trader, which is a unique gold futures/ETF trading service, which closes out all trades by 5pm each day. High net worth individuals around the world follow Stewart on a daily basis. Website: www.gracelandupdates.com.
Stewart Thomson Articles
The good news is that the bulk of US & Chinese government tariff taxes have been paused and stock markets in both countries are soaring.
Gold! Supreme money gold! It looks awesome and it even feels awesome to hold. It’s the money of kings, the money of most of Asian citizens, and (more and more) it’s becoming the righteous money of most hardcore gold bugs in the West.
The love trade for gold in China and India is quiet. The hate trade has moved from Ukraine and Gaza to Kashmir and Iran. The fear trade in America is alive and well, but it’s taking a breather as the USDX arrives at the key round number of...
Next Wednesday’s PCE report could provide the first hint of the amount of coming stagflation. The US government’s tariff tax tantrums are the catalyst for it, but this stagflation was cyclically due to occur anyways. The full picture of...
In response to tariff tax attacks launched by US government “cowboys”, the Chinese central bank (PBOC) may or may not increase its tiny monthly gold purchases.
Gold looks fantastic! We bought the approach to the $2956 horizontal support and resistance (HSR) zone yesterday, and the market is surging higher today.
Will tomorrow’s US tariff tax announcement mark a key “all the bad tax news is in” low for the stock market? Could it mark a high for safe-haven gold?
Most investors spend their time wondering what might be next for the price of their investments. In contrast, professionals focus on zones for buy and sell action.
Debt reform… is now defined as taking on even more debt than the ludicrous amounts that governments already have! The obvious question for all citizens of the world: Got gold?
The US stock market bears eerie similarity to the market of 1929. The government’s macabre tariff tax tantrum could be the catalyst that sends this outrageously overvalued market into the abyss.
