Dennis Gartman

Famed commodities investor and writer of the "Gartman Letter," Dennis Gartman has been adding to his gold position, so should you? Gartman has been adding to his position by buying the precious metal, and shorting the euro, British pound, and the Japanese yen. Gartman said that the British pound...

On Thursday, Germany's Constitutional Court announced that it will begin hearing a lawsuit alleging that Germany's participation in the Greek bailout violates European Union treaties, according to Reuters. Reuters believes that the challenge will fail, regardless of the legal argument. If the...

The euro rallied on Thursday afternoon, after Reuters reported that euro zone officials came to a preliminary agreement over a new aide package that would fund Greece for three more years. Greece remains under tremendous financial stress as it struggles to get its fiscal house in order. In recent...

On Thursday, the euro appreciated against the U.S. dollar, but Dennis Gartman, of The Gartman Letter, thinks investors should sell. Gartman recommended on Benzinga Radio that investors use the recent euro rally to unload any positions they may have in the European currency. Gartman characterized...

Dennis Gartman, author of the Gartman Letter, discusses investment strategy in the wake of the coming Greek default. And for Gartman, the default certainly is inevitable: “When you get debt-to-GDP ratio above 150%, history says the country fails - and this will be a failure eventually.” How should...

On Wednesday night, Reuters reported that China was expected to purchase a large portion of Portugal's bailout bonds. The bailout bonds will go on sale next month. The euro rallied on the news, and the hawkish sentiment expressed by European Central Bank President Jean-Claude Trichet. Klaus...

The euro has been under tremendous stress over the past few months. Within the last month, the euro has had to sustain riots in Spain, threatened downgrades to Italy and Belgium, and continued problems in Greece. Various economic commentators have forecasted that these troubled nations might be...

On Monday, Dennis Gartman appeared on CNBC's Fast Money. In his appearance, he predicted that within the next two or three years, Germany would withdraw from the Eurozone. His prediction stands out from the general consensus, as many economic commentators have predicted that the debt ridden...

On CNBC's Fast Money, Brian Kelly said that he wants to buy iShares Gold Trust(ETF) (NYSE: IAU) on Friday. iShares Gold Trust(ETF) (NYSE: IAU) fell 0.15% in the regular trading session, but it added 0.23% in the after hours. Dennis Gartman said that he is a buyer of gold, Canada and Aussie, and he...

On CNBC's Fast Money, Zach Karabell said that he likes Sociedad Quimica y Minera (ADR) (NYSE: SQM), and wants to buy it on Monday. Sociedad Quimica y Minera (ADR) (SQM) gained 1.39%, and closed at $54.81. Dennis Gartman wants to go short on the Japanese yen. He explained that it is overbought. You...

Dennis Gartman recently said he is short the Euro versus almost every currency. Gartman said that he is short in the Aussie dollar, the Canadian dollar, and even the U.S. dollar. If you do not trade foreign currencies, you can short CurrencyShares Euro Trust (NYSE: FXE) to capture the same position...

Dennis Gartman believes there is no gold bubble, and that gold will continue to go higher. Gartman owns gold in foreign currency terms, which Gartman says takes out the volatility concerns.

Dennis Gartman said he is bullish on gold in terms of Euro, Yen and Pound Sterling. He is not as bullish on gold in dollar terms as he is with the other currencies.

Dennis Gartman was just on CNBC's Fast Money and he said he believes that China will not raise its interest rates this weekend. China raised its reserve requirement ratio by 50 basis points today, which is going to be effective December 20. Gartman is the owner and editor of the Gartman Letter, a...