David I. Kranzler

2 months ago | jewishlink.news | David I. Kranzler

Judaism is filled with people with very diverse thoughts on “religiousness.” Some people are strict, others are more lenient, and there’s a lot in between. There are many types of Jews around the world, all of whom connect to Judaism differently. And no one connection makes the “perfect” Jew. Let’s talk about the Modern Orthodox community. As a teenager, I have firsthand experience with this, so I will speak about what I know.

Jan 8, 2025 | investing.com | David I. Kranzler

Published 01/08/2025, 12:40 AMThis interview was recorded on 12/20/2024. In this conversation, Gary Bohm and I delve into the current economic landscape, discussing inflation, market dynamics, and the state of precious metals and mining stocks. We also analyze the discrepancies between government-released economic data and the reality observed in the private sector, emphasizing the ongoing challenges in the economy.

Dec 31, 2024 | investing.com | David I. Kranzler

Some of the subscribers to my Mining Stock Journal have been asking me if I thought it would take a big sell-off in the general stock market before the mining stocks will resume their bull cycle, noting that “several analysts seem to think that’s the case.”I’m puzzled by this notion because the mining stocks have been in bull mode since late September 2022:Between 2/28/24 and today, is up 31% vs 22% for the . I don’t know what more goldbugs could ask for?

Nov 20, 2024 | investing.com | David I. Kranzler

I’m focusing on as a short because there’s an increasing number of red flags that suggest a high probability that SMCI is the Hotel California of accounting fraud: you can check-in but you’ll never check-out. I think there’s a strong possibility that SMCI will not be operating in its current form 12-18 months from now. While I think there’s value to SMCI’s business, it’s a matter of determining what’s real and what’s accounting fraud.

Nov 15, 2024 | investing.com | David I. Kranzler

The sell-off in the precious metals sector since the election has nothing to do with Trump’s victory. That thesis is based on the price-action in the precious metals sector when Trump was elected in 2016. But the sell-off that year followed a move straight up starting in January 2016 that lasted nearly eight months. The sector began heading south in late August that year. It was going to at least undergo a correction in spite of Trump.