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About the Trade Alert Drought

Diary, Newsletter, Research

Long term subscribers are well aware that I sent out a flurry of Trade Alerts at the beginning of the year, almost all of which turned out to be profitable.

Unfortunately, if you came in any time after January 17 you watched us merrily take profits on position after position, whetting your appetite for more.

However, there was nary a new Trade Alert to be had, nothing, nada, and even bupkiss. This has been particularly true with particular in technology stocks.

There is a method to my madness.

I was willing to bet big that the Christmas Eve massacre on December 24 was the final capitulation bottom of the whole Q4 move down, and might even comprise the grand finale for an entire bear market.

So when the calendar turned the page, I went super aggressive, piling into a 60% leverage long positions in technology stocks. My theory was that the stocks that had the biggest falls would lead the recovery with the largest rises. That is exactly how things turned out.

As the market rose, I steadily fed my long positions into it. As of today we are 80% cash and are up a ballistic 13.51% in 2019. My only remaining positions are a long in gold (GLD) and a short in US Treasury bonds (TLT), both of which are making money.

So, you’re asking yourself, “Where’s my freakin’ Trade Alert?

To quote my late friend, Chinese premier Deng Xiaoping, “There is a time to fish, and there is time to mend the nets.” This is now time to mend the nets.

Stocks have just enjoyed one of their most prolific straight line moves in history, up some 20% in nine weeks. Indexes are now more overbought than at any time in history. We have gone from the best time on record to buy shares to the worst time in little more than two months.

My own Mad Hedge Market Timing Index is now reading a nosebleed 74. Not to put too fine a point on it, but you would be out of your mind to buy stocks here. It would be trading malpractice and professional negligent to rush you into stocks at these high priced level.

Yes, I know the competition is pounding you with trade alerts every day. If they work, it is by accident as these are entirely generated by young marketing people. Notice that none of them publish their performance, let alone on a daily basis like I do.

You can’t sell short either because the “I’s” have not yet been dotted nor the “T’s” crossed on the China trade deal. It is impossible to quantify greed in rising markets, nor to measure the limit of the insanity of buyers.

When I sold you this service I promised to show you the “sweet spots” for market entry points. Sweet spots don’t occur every day, and there are certainly none now. If you get a couple dozen a year, you are lucky.

What do you buy at market highs? Cheap stuff. That would include all the weak dollar plays, including commodities, oil, gold, silver, copper, platinum, emerging markets, and yes, China, all of which are just coming out of seven-year BEAR markets.

After all, you have to trade the market you have in front of you, not the one you wish you had.

So, now is the time to engage in deep research on countries, sectors, and individual names so when a sweet spot doesn’t arrive, you can jump in with confidence and size. In other words, mend your net.

Sweet spots come and sweet spots go. Suffice it to say that there are plenty ahead of us. But if you lose all your money first chasing margin trades, you won’t be able to participate.

By the way, if you did buy my service recently, you received an immediate Trade Alert to by Microsoft (MSFT). Let’s see how those did.

In December, you received a Trade Alert to buy the Microsoft (MSFT) January 2019 $90-$95 in-the-money vertical BULL CALL spread at $4.40 or best.

That expired at a maximum profit point of $1,380. If you bought the stock it rose by 10%.

In January, you received a Trade Alert to buy the Microsoft (MSFT) February 2019 $85-$90 in-the-money vertical BULL CALL spread at $4.00 or best.

That expired last week at a maximum profit point of $1,380. If you bought the stock it rose by 12%.

So, as promised, you made enough on your first Trade Alert to cover the entire cost of your one-year subscription ON THE FIRST TRADE!

The most important thing you can do now is to maintain discipline. Preventing people from doing the wrong thing is often more valuable than encouraging them to do the right thing.

That is what I am attempting to accomplish today with this letter.

 

 

 

 

 

February 26, 2019/by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
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The New Offshore Banking Center: America

Diary, Newsletter

Officials in South Dakota have figured out how to supplement their booming oil and gas fracking industry. They are morphing the Peace Garden State into a major offshore banking center.

South Dakota is not alone. Some 200,000 corporations, limited liability companies, and family trusts are registered in remote Stateline, Nevada on the sparkling shores of Lake Tahoe.

And there has been a sudden outbreak of expensive John Lobb shoes, Turnbull & Asser shirts, and Brioni suits in rustic Cheyenne, Wyoming as foreign bankers and their high paid tax attorneys descend on the western city in droves.

Meet the United State of America, the new tax haven capital of the world.

Friends in the business tell me that accounts in Switzerland, the Cayman Islands, and the British Virgin Islands are being closed down by the tens of thousands and moved to the US shores.

Almost all of this money is being transferred by wealthy European, Middle Eastern, and Chinese families who are more interested in “return of capital” than “return on capital.”

It’s best to pay a few dollars in American taxes than have your money expropriated by a corrupt and covetous foreign government, have your children kidnapped, or get stood up against a wall and shot.

The move is being prompted by the Obama administration which pushed through the Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act of 2010, known as FACTA.

Its goal was to flush out wealthy Americans hiding income and assets abroad. The law saddles offshore banks with hefty penalties and fines for helping US citizens avoid the IRS.

Only last year, Rothschild Bank was hit with an $11.5 million fine for helping 300 Americans hide $794 million in assets.

The law has had the unintended consequence in bringing rich foreigners into compliance in well. It is almost impossible now to open a bank or brokerage account in a country that is not FACTA compliant.

You are really limited to the dubious domiciles of Nauru, Bahrain, and Vanuatu, all favorites of organized crime, drug dealers, and terrorist groups.

As a former Swiss banker myself, I can tell you that Swiss secrecy was always a myth.

The ice broke during the 1980s when Switzerland froze the accounts of the Ferdinand Marcos family (who I once interviewed for The Economist magazine) who had spent decades looting the government of the Philippines.

Investigators finally found the money invested in several office buildings in Manhattan. The money was eventually returned to the people of the Philippines.

The Swiss reputation for secrecy took a further blow in 2007 when Bradley Birkenfeld, a US citizen working for Union Bank of Switzerland, made the unfortunate decision to fly from Europe to the Caribbean, changing planes in New York City.

There he was promptly arrested for helping his fellow countrymen avoid taxes. Among the many pearls of wisdom, what we learned from this case was that the bank advised clients to sneak cash out of the US by sticking large carat polished diamonds into toothpaste tubes.

As a result, 80 Swiss banks paid more than $5 billion in fines. Birkenfeld served a three-year jail sentence after turning over a list of 20,000 US clients. The IRS graciously allowed an amnesty period for his customers.

Birkenfeld was eventually paid a $104 million reward by the IRS Whistleblower Office for turning in his clients, some 30% of the taxes recovered, the largest in US history. Now Birkenfeld has a wealth management problem of a different kind.

The Swiss haven’t been driven into the poor house yet. They are still holding $1.9 trillion in assets for foreign depositors.

The great irony in all of this is that a number of candidates have been campaigning for president claiming that America is in a long-term decline, and that money is leaving the country.

The foreign 1% beg to differ.

North Dakota

The North Dakota Peace Garden

February 26, 2019/by DougD
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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

Testimonial

Diary, Newsletter, Testimonials

I hope you have great plans for the weekend. I am absolutely loving your trades.  They have paid for my membership.  I wish I was able to catch them all.

Best regards,

Robert
Oregon

 

February 26, 2019/by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
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Mad Hedge Hot Tips for February 25, 2019

Hot Tips

Mad Hedge Hot Tips
February 25, 2019
Fiat Lux

The Five Most Important Things That Happened Today
(and what to do about them)

 

1) Merger Fever Hits the Gold Industry, with Barrick Gold (GOLD) taking a run at Newmont Mining (NEM), the world’s first and second largest producers. It’s all about efficiencies of scale. Take this as a long-term bottom in gold prices. Click here.

2) China Tariff Hike Postponed Indefinitely, and Chinese stocks love it. Import duties stay at 10%, instead of rising by 25% starting on Friday. We knew it was never going to happen. Some 95% of the China trade deal is now already priced into the market. Click here.

3) GE Sells Biotech business for $21 Billion, They’re selling off the crown jewels to salvage the balance sheet. Stock loves it, up 11%. Click here.

4) Most Economists See Recession by 2021, at the latest. That really means it will really start in late 2020.  Sell those rallies. You don’t want to be left standing when the music stops playing. Click here.

5) Wholesale Inventories Rising Sharply, up 1.1% in another recession indicator.

Published today in the Mad Hedge Global Trading Dispatch and Mad Hedge Technology Letter:

(THE MARKET FOR THE WEEK AHEAD, or THE BEST OF TIMES AND THE WORST OF TIMES),

(SPY), (TLT), (TLT), (VIX), (KHC), (MAT), (MMT), (GLD)

(THE CLEANEST INTERNET PLAY OUT THERE),

(GDDY), (WIX), (CSCO)

My Pick Won Best Picture!

February 25, 2019/by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

February 25, 2019

Tech Letter

Mad Hedge Technology Letter
February 25, 2019
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THE CLEANEST INTERNET PLAY OUT THERE),
(GDDY), (WIX), (CSCO),

February 25, 2019/by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

The Cleanest Internet Play Out There

Tech Letter

Check out GoDaddy (GDDY).

It’s a general bet on more people using the internet.

This trade dovetails nicely with my broader thesis of the dramatic migration to digital.

Brick and mortar stores will have no choice but to create a unique website and one of the most prominent web hosting services is GoDaddy.

The Mad Hedge Technology Letter is even powered by its services.

Lately, I’ve been all about this digital migration mantra and we are in the early innings of this seminal trend.

I gave you Cisco (CSCO) as a hot pick which is a bet on an increase in enterprise software business.

This is more of a question of how fast than if or when.

Are you ready for 5G?

The technology is on the verge of rolling-out to select cities around the US, and it will juice of web usage simply because users can navigate around more in a smaller time window.

GoDaddy was established by fellow Marine Bob Parsons in Baltimore 22 years ago and before GoDaddy, Parsons sold off his financial software services company, Parsons Technology to Intuit for $65 million.

He then launched Jomax Technologies which later morphed into GoDaddy in 1999 when employees were collaborating to change the company name and someone jokingly shouted out, “How about Big Daddy?”

Sadly, when the company found out that domain name had already been registered, Parsons replied, “How about Go Daddy?” and that was that.

What do I like about GoDaddy’s financials?

Better than expected profitability.

EPS forecasts were beaten handily with the company posting 24 cents, almost a double of the forecasted 13 cents.

Estimates of $693.5 million for the top line were marginally beaten by $2.3 million.

The company gave positive all-important guidance indicating robust momentum.

The firm is expecting $3 billion in 2019 sales and that is after doing $2.23 billion of sales in 2017.

Management has kept sales growth strong with a 3-year sales growth rate of 19%.

Customer renewal strength and higher average revenue per user (ARPU) growth is resonating with investors, and fused with higher operating margin could propel this firm’s shares higher.

ARPU mushroomed to $148.00 up 7% YOY while total customers rose 7% bringing the total customer base to over 18.5 million.

In 2018, over 1 million new customers were lured into the ecosystem.

The reason for this successful rise in domestic ARPU is enhanced site and product experiences, interactions focused on details and conversational marketing.

In a tech climate where a good portion of company outlooks are tepid at best, GoDaddy didn’t mince its words offering a better than expected positive outlook.

The financials look solid but allow me to explain a little more about its core products.

Almost 35% of websites on the internet is already constructed using WordPress’s platform and GoDaddy is the biggest host of paid WordPress at the end of last year.

GoDaddy’s supported WordPress offering automates the entire process of operating a secure WordPress website making it easy to use and highly popular to its customer base.

The role GoCentral’s, GoDaddy’s flagship DIY website building product, plays is expanding as its numerous features increase and efficient performance is a consistent highlight for the firm.

The journey started in 2017 when GoDaddy established this service as a simple website building tool.

Concrete foundations were set and this service was integrated across a myriad of relevant third-party platforms while boosting product functions that are seeing outsized growth.

Daily entrepreneurs can now produce robust websites and carry out syndicate marketing across the e-commerce landscape.

The tandem of WordPress and GoCentral are growing subscriptions more than 40% YOY.

North America and Canada are the main revenue drivers, but international business is a wide-open opportunity waiting for management to pick off whether that’s Latin America, Asia, or even in the Middle East.

The strategy for Europe is extracting the capability and product portfolio of North America, whether it be conversational marketing or features like security, backup, malware scans, plug-ins, and proactively migrate it to Europe because the model in America is obviously working and using that model will be a great development point.

Mexico and Brazil possess great growth potential and Asia continues to be about customer adds because the willingness to pay is different.

Competitor Wix (WIX) lately announced a shift in strategy, removing Domain Connect, and some of the low-end products and saying that they’re going to come after WordPress.

But Chief Executive Officer of GoDaddy Scott Wagner is not worried about this nascent threat and is sure that this is the case of GoDaddy is in control of its own destiny than Wix being a viable threat.

As long as the company reinvests in its offerings and maximizes the user experience, Wix has a long way to go to compete with WordPress and are substantially smaller than GoDaddy.

And as GoDaddy keeps working on offering great value propositions and expanding the ecosphere with integrated and high-quality software, the stock is bound to jump further.

The momentum is palpable with this website hosting service a top player in its industry.

Wait for a pullback to buy some shares.

 

 

 

February 25, 2019/by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
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February 25, 2019 – Quote of the Day

Tech Letter

“You got to go down a lot of wrong roads to find the right one.” – Said Founder of GoDaddy Bob Parsons

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February 25, 2019

Diary, Newsletter, Summary

Global Market Comments
February 25, 2019
Fiat Lux

Featured Trade:

(THE MARKET FOR THE WEEK AHEAD, or THE BEST OF TIMES AND THE WORST OF TIMES),
(SPY), (TLT), (TLT), (VIX), (KHC), (MAT), (MMT), (GLD)

February 25, 2019/by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
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Mad Hedge Fund Trader

The Market Outlook for the Week Ahead, or The Best of Times and the Worst of Times

Diary, Newsletter

It is truly the best of times and the worst of times. And it’s not a stretch to apply Charles Dickens’ line from the Tale of Two Cities to the stock market these days.

On the one hand, stocks have just delivered one of the sharpest rallies in market history, up a staggering 20% in nine weeks. Everyone is swimming in money once again. It is the kind of move that one sees once a generation, and usually presages the beginning of long term bull markets.

On the other hand, the bull market in stocks is nearly ten years old. Some 13 months ago, the market traded at a lofty multiple of 20X, but earnings were growing at an incredible 26% a year. Today, multiples are at a very high 18X, but earnings growth is zero! This only ends in tears.

Furthermore, the low level of interest rates with the ten year US Treasury bond (TLT) at a subterranean 2.65% suggests that we are on the verge of entering a recession. Warning: bonds are always right.

Of course, it is speculation of a ‘beautiful” trade deal with China that has been driving share prices higher on an almost daily basis. Unfortunately, 90% of the deal has already been discounted in the market. We could be setting up the biggest “Sell on the news of all time.”

If instead, we get a delay of 45-90 days while details are hashed out, markets could move sideways for months. That would be death for Volatility Index (VIX) players which have already seen prices collapse this year from $36 to $13. A return visit to the $9 handle is possible. Yes, the short volatility trade is back in size.

Far and away the most important news of the week was that the Fed Pause Lives! Or so the minutes from the January FOMC meeting imply. Lower interest rates for longer offer more benefits than risks. Less heat from the president too.

Perhaps this is response to economic data that has universally turned bad. Durable Goods dove 1.2%, in January in a big surprise. Recession, here we come!

Europe is falling into recession, and they will likely take us with them. February Eurozone Manufacturing PMI fell to 49.2, a three-year low. You obviously haven’t been buying enough Burberry coats, Mercedes, or French wine.

It was a very rough week for some individual stocks.

The Feds subpoenaed Kraft Heinz (KHC), and stock dove 27% over accounting problems. Warren Buffet took a one-day $4 billion hit. What is really in that ketchup anyway besides sugar and red dye number two? Avoid (KHC).

No toys for Mattel (MAT) which saw the worst stock drop in 20 years on the back of poor earnings and worse guidance. Another leading indicator of a weak economy. Barbie isn’t putting out.

It wasn’t all bleak.

Walmart (WMT) delivered online sales up 46% in Q4. Are they the next FANG? Same-store sales jump at the fastest pace in ten years on soaring grocery sales. The Wall family certainly hopes so. Buy (WMT) on dips.

Gold hit a ten-month high, and we are long. The new supercycle for commodities has already started. Get on board before the train leaves the station. Buy (GLD).

February has so far come in at a hot +4.07% for the Mad Hedge Fund Trader. My 2019 year to date return ratcheted up to +13.55%, boosting my trailing one-year return back up to +27.54%. 
 
My nine-year return clawed its way up to +313.69%, another new high. The average annualized return appreciated to +33.89%. 

I am now 80% in cash, 10% long gold (GLD), and 10% short bonds (TLT). We have managed to catch every major market trend this year loading the boat with technology stocks at the beginning of January, selling short bonds, and buying gold (GLD). I am trying to avoid stocks until the China situation resolves itself one way or the other.

It’s real estate week on the data front. An additional data delayed by the government shutdown is trickling out.

On Monday, February 25, at 8:30 AM EST, the Chicago Fed National Activity Index is out.

On Tuesday, February 26, 8:30 AM EST, January Housing Starts are published. At 9:00 the latest Case Shiller Corelogic National Home Price Index is published.

On Wednesday, February 27 at 10:00 AM EST, January Pending Home Sales are updated.

Thursday, February 28 at 8:30 AM EST, we get Weekly Jobless Claims. We also get an updated estimate on Q4 GDP. At 10:00 AM Fed governor Jerome Powell speaks.

On Friday, March 1 at 8:30 AM, we get data on January Personal Spending delayed by the government shutdown. The Baker-Hughes Rig Count follows at 1:00 PM.

As for me, I’ll be watching the Academy Awards on Sunday night. As I grew up near Hollywood, have dated movie stars my whole life, and even appeared as an extra in a couple of movies, I have always felt close to this industry.

My first pick for Best Picture is Green Book since I recall traveling through the deep south during this period. It was actually much worse than portrayed by the film. Roma is the favorite, but I thought it was boring. I guess I’m not the politically correct art film type.

Good luck and good trading.

John Thomas
CEO & Publisher
The Diary of a Mad Hedge Fund Trader

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

February 25, 2019/by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
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Mad Hedge Hot Tips for February 22, 2019

Hot Tips

Mad Hedge Hot Tips
February 22, 2019
Fiat Lux

The Five Most Important Things That Happened Today
(and what to do about them)

 

1) Europe is Falling into Recession, and they will likely take us with them. February Eurozone Manufacturing PMI fell to 49.2, a three-year low. You obviously haven’t been buying enough Burberry coats, Mercedes, or French wine. Click here.

2) US Crude Production Hits 12 Million Barrels a Day. That’s up 25% in a year. It’s been a long wait, but we finally did it! Goodbye OPEC. Buy US oil infrastructure plays like Schlumberger (SLB). Click here.

3) Feds Subpoena Kraft Heinz, and stock dives 27% over accounting problems. Warren Buffet takes a $4 billion hit. What really is in that ketchup anyway, besides sugar and red dye number two? Avoid (KHC). Click here.

4) Johnson & Johnson is Facing an Investigation Too, over rumors of asbestos in their baby powder. It’s probably a long-simmering urban legend. Ignore. Click here.

5) Consumer Reports Pulls its Tesla 3 Recommendation, citing reliability problems. Their customer support sucks too. Buy the dip in (TSLA). This is just a growing pain. Click here.

Published today in the Mad Hedge Global Trading Dispatch and Mad Hedge Technology Letter:

(FEBRUARY 20 BIWEEKLY STRATEGY WEBINAR Q&A),

(NVDA), (MU), (AMD), (LRCX), (GLD), (FXE), (FXB), (AMZN),

(PLAY IT SAFE WITH ANTHEM), (ANTM), (CI)

 

February 22, 2019/by Mad Hedge Fund Trader
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