Peter Thiel, of Clarium Capital, had a very interesting presentation at the Ira Sohn Conference. His main points:
- The government is very misguided in their economic recovery package
- He likes tech companies that actually innovate. Claims that most tech companies are a “fraud”. Specifically dislikes Microsoft and other large tech companies that aren’t innovative, but huge licensing companies.
- He is shorting the green shoots trade
- He believes we are entering a world of massive inflation
- Raw materials will become more expensive
- Personal assets will deflate
- There will be no v-shaped recovery.
For more on Clarium and Peter Thiel please see here and here.
Source: Zero Hedge and WSJ
leefool
i followed your links on Thiel and even though it brings your post the date of the post is nowhere to be found. Is there a way for you to enable showing the dates when following your links? It would put things into timeline…
Cullen Roche
Dates are always at the bottom of a single post just above the “add new comment”. The text is rather small so you just have to look hard for it….
steve
I like Thiel. It takes stones to short the green shoots trade, but it is interesting the way he is doing it. Lately, everything has been correlated – stocks up, bonds prices down, dollar down, commodities up. Sounds like he’s looking for a break in this correlation – i.e. stocks go down, but commodities continue to go up.