How do you know that all these assumptions (assuming that they are valid) are not already priced into those stock prices?smiley said:My view is that oil...is getting more scarce, we are still using lots of it and thats going to last for the forseeable future...therefore shares in these companies should go up, as the companies should make big profits.
The mining companies also are going to make big profits due to the consumption of..iron ore, base metals etc etc..by everybody and in partic countries like China...so there is going to be money on stocks in these companies....and in a lot of cases the share price has not caught up with the actual commodity price....so there room for loads of earnings for the companies.
Why do you think that you can time the market? Just because an asset falls in value doesn't mean that it's necessarily better value. In fact, the opposite could be the case.i think there may be a perfect opportunity to buy more of these commodity stocks when knife finishes falling and the dust settles.
joe sod said:http://money.cnn.com/2006/05/05/news/newsmakers/buffett_050606/?cnn=yes
See Warren Buffet is also warning of a commodities bubble. Many people now think they have overshot their true value at the moment. I think there has been more panic buying than panic selling in the last few months. Marc Faber was advising people to invest in commodities back in 2002/2003. He has been pretty on the ball on alot of things.
joe sod said:That warning by both Faber and Buffet was given within days of the actual big fall in prices.
Buffet says commodities will fall.
Everybody listens to Buffet.
Everybody sells.
Surprise, surprise, commodities fall.
Buffet says commodities will fall.
Everybody listens to Buffet.
Everybody sells.
Surprise, surprise, commodities fall.
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