About the Author
Peter Grandich
Though he never finished high school, Peter Grandich entered Wall Street in the mid-1980s with no formal education or training and within three years was appointed vice president of investment strategy for a leading New York Stock Exchange member firm. He would go on to hold positions as a market strategist, portfolio manager for four hedge funds and a mutual fund that bore his name. His abilities resulted in hundreds of media interviews. He’s spoken at investment conferences around the globe, edited numerous investment newsletters, and is one of the more sought after commentators. Grandich is the founder of Grandich.com and Grandich Publications, LLC, and is editor of The Grandich Letter which was first published in 1984.
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By Peter Grandich |
September 17, 2012
The junior resource market has seen its horrific lows and while it can work higher for the balance of the year, the wounds are deep and the need to finance great. This shall limit the rebound but once we get near years-end, the rebound can gather a longer-lasting head of...
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By Peter Grandich |
July 3, 2012
The TSX Venture has always been a boom/bust exchange. The exchange has existed for 11 years and during that time; it has gone through seven bear markets of its own. Gold meanwhile, shall once again slap perma-bears in the face on its way to a new, all-time high.
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By Peter Grandich |
June 1, 2012
There are a lot of things I can point to as being wrong with our society today, but one glaringly obvious shortfall is our entitlement mentality. In general, we feel we “deserve” a whole lot of stuff that we really have no right to claim.
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By Peter Grandich |
May 16, 2012
When we last visited this price area on gold in December 2011, I challenged the loud-mouthed gold bears to wager $1 million dollars on gold hitting $2,000 before $1,000. I offered the world’s worst gold forecaster and the “Tokyo Rose” of the gold market to double that bet.
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By Peter Grandich |
April 18, 2012
To say the junior resource market has been “acting like a pig” is an understatement. To say simply I’ve been wrong about them being undervalued only irritates those already wishing they hadn’t purchased…
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By Peter Grandich |
November 6, 2007
In a business where you either learn to say "I was wrong" a lot, or you in vain try to fool the investing public into believing that you somehow weren't, it's especially gratifying when a major outlook of yours plays out as you foresaw.
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By Peter Grandich |
May 29, 2007
For quite some time now, I've spoken about my belief that the U.S. stock market could not top out until such time that the mood on Wall Street is convinced the Federal Reserve will move, or already has moved, to an easing position.
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By Peter Grandich |
January 16, 2007
Danger lies ahead.
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By Peter Grandich |
December 6, 2006
For all practical purposes, December 15th is the last real trading day of the year.
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By Peter Grandich |
November 6, 2006
There will be enough pundits commenting on what the U.S. election results mean, but in my opinion, voting this year is really in the end picking your own poison.