I’ve been using Tokyo’s Haneda Airport instead of Narita as often as possible. It’s easy to do so domestically in Japan, but until recently has been harder to pull off for international flights. That’s changing. Haneda has been a legitimate international airport for a long while, but it seems that recently every month brings new […]
Author Archives: Jason Kelly
Open Letter to RPI
It came to my attention that Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI) created a mailing list from the volunteer and donor information sheets provided to it by Socks for Japan (SFJ), and used the list on Tuesday to ask people to participate in a follow-up survey regarding participation in SFJ. I did not authorize this. Regarding the […]
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Lyons: Indicator ‘Off The Charts’ Bearish
“Since 1998, the put/call ratio on open interest in OEX options has been considered extremely elevated when it has risen above 2.00. From 1998 to 2011, there were just 6 days when the ratio got as high as 2.00. Each of those days either came in the vicinity of a significant market top or at […]
Jason Kelly on Wall St. for Main St.
In a 43-minute, commercial-free interview with Mo Dawoud of Wall St. for Main St., I discussed my background, Japan’s economy, Japan after the Fukushima disaster, and The 3% Signal. You’ll find a detailed time/topic index below the YouTube panel. 01:12 My Background: How an English Major Became an Investor 03:35 Leaving IBM to Become a […]
Posted in 3Sig, Global Economy, Japan, Media Appearances
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Kass: Shorting Bonds, Yields Will Rise
“[I am] adding long ProShares Short 20+ Year Treasury (TBF) (inverse bond ETF at $23.91) to my Best Ideas List, as I now expect a steady but slow rise in bond yields over the next few years. … “Growth signposts remain weak –- and this is now well known and grounded in consensus. China and […]
