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Happy Holiday Season
12/23/03
To: Charlie & Marty,
I know that many of your faithful readers regard you as dedicated bears, but I know your real identity and your avowed purpose... You are insightful, perennial realists who relish publishing information and forecasts based on factual analyses that put most contemporary market forecasters to shame.
Your twice-weekly reports are like a breath of fresh air in a sea of financial gibberish masquerading as common-sense investment advice these days. Bravo, keep up the good work!
I wish you both a happy holiday season and a productive New Year filled with continued success in what you do best.
| Comments From Toronto
7/11/03
I just want to thank you again for being my balance wheel. With all the opinions and news on cnbc and all the noise coming from so many sources, sometimes I just don't know which way to turn. Fortunately, I can always look to your views which are based on logic, common sense and history. I really appreciate the confidence and the warm fuzzy feeling I get from your wonderful Commentary.[More]
| See What Others Seem Not to See
6/09/03
I always refer to you as the one who, most of the time, tell the
opposite and, most of the time, are right.
The true value you give is simple going in deep and finding out what
the others seem not to see (or are willing to forget).
When I read your article and refer to my workmates (in the money
manager departement) they always say that the big banks suggest
something different and we must trust big banks...
| Keep on Telling the Truth
5/22/03
greetings
I read your commentary faithfully. I started investing in the stock market fifteen years ago through my 401K plan where I work, and through other means outside of that plan. My strategy was simple, dollar cost averaging, buy and hold for the most part, put in enough so that I could reach my goal based on roughly 12% average return. Everthing was clicking along for a few years and then the irrational excuberance kicked in.[More]
| Those Who Forget History are Doomed to Repeat It
4/30/03
I love your column. I know how frustrating it can be to go over the
same material/facts over and over again--which is probably one of the
reasons you have cut back to 3 articles a week. Somebody once said that
those who forget history are doomed to repeat it. Your oft repeated
statements do NOT fall on deaf ears.[More]
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| Last Major Comstock Report | FEET DON'T FAIL ME NOW
Dated, but not out of date
12/10/99
The list of negative factors impacting the stock market has now become so numerous that it is highly likely that a severe bear market has already started
Introduction
The list of negative factors affecting the stock market has now become so numerous that it is highly likely that a severe bear market has already started. We begin with the fact that, as measured by earnings and dividends, this is by far the most overvalued market of the past century.[More]
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