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The BOLD Chart Book - October 2022

The BOLD Chart Book - October 2022

ByteTree BOLD Bitcoin has been criticised for being too risky for investment portfolios yet, with falling volatility, looks increasingly credible against financial assets, notably “risk free” government bonds. Liquid alternative assets, where gold and bitcoin lead, deserve widespread adoption as our legacy financial system fights for survival. The BOLD Chart

The BOLD Chart Book - September 2022

The BOLD Chart Book - September 2022

ByteTree BOLD Inflation from the USA surprised which knocked the bond market. That pushed down general asset prices as the Fed would have to continue their inflation fight for longer. BOLD combines the world’s two most liquid alternative assets, both of which are natural hedges against inflation, and it

The BOLD Chart Book - August 2022

The BOLD Chart Book - August 2022

ByteTree BOLD It’s not often BOLD lags the stockmarket as this slide pack shows. In the teeth of a bear market rally for stocks, BOLD’s recovery has been more modest, as it generally is under such circumstances. Yet BOLD has proven to be resilient this year during these

Buy the Gold Miners?

Buy the Gold Miners?

Atlas Pulse Gold Report - Issue 74; We know there’s still a bubble in many parts of the stockmarket, and inflation may cool, but it won’t disappear. Whenever the economy starts to recover, it will resurface. Hold onto your gold. Highlights Macro Tightening to slow Valuation Fair value

Absolute and Real Returns for the ByteTree BOLD1 Index

Absolute and Real Returns for the ByteTree BOLD1 Index

ByteTree BOLD We published the first monthly BOLD1 Chart Book last week, and Dr Peter Warburton wrote in: “Fabulous slide pack. I suppose the remaining questions are:” a) how likely is it that BOLD1 will make an absolute return? b) how likely is it that BOLD1 will make a positive

The BOLD Chart Book - July 2022

The BOLD Chart Book - July 2022

ByteTree BOLD Bitcoin and Gold have recently suffered along with everything else, but the signs are that we’ve seen the worst. US$ strength looks exhausted, which is a relief for risk assets, but can we be complacent about the inflationary outlook? This week we present the BOLD Chart Pack,

Why Is Gold Ownership so Low?

Why Is Gold Ownership so Low?

The chart below shows the performance of gold against the S&P500 and NASDAQ since 2000. Gold has demolished both. It’s a striking picture because this has been achieved during a golden age for equity investing. Yet it seems that few investment portfolios have any proper strategic allocation