The Gartman Letter

Dennis Gartman, editor and publisher of "The Gartman Letter," is known for shifting his stance on oil from bull to bear given the highly volatile and constantly changing factors that determine the price of oil. For instance, Gartman's 2016 call that oil won't trade above $44 per barrel in his...

Dennis Gartman, publisher of The Gartman Letter, offers a daily analysis of key investment themes. Gartman noted that central banks in Europe and Japan will take action to become even more aggressive. Gartman added that over the longer-term, the bullish trend in the US dollar will "prevail."...

Dennis Gartman says Goldman Sachs is "rather late" to the bearish party with its $20 oil call. Gartman added China will still be the largest contributor to crude demand, despite slowing growth. Dennis Gartman discussed in his daily publication (The Gartman Letter) that Goldman Sachs' bearish...

Dennis Gartman publishes a daily publication called "The Gartman Letter" where he offers his latest opinion and analysis. On Wednesday, the investment pro discussed why it should be concerning that commodity-linked currencies are rising. At the time of publication, the Canadian dollar, among...

Dennis Gartman, editor and publisher of "The Gartman Letter," commented on some of the top issues affecting the equity and commodities market. Slower Recovery In Europe According to Gartman, the European Central Bank's President Mario Draghi's comments indicate a "continued though somewhat weaker...

Dennis Gartman, editor and publisher of the The Gartman Letter discussed the "huge amounts" of uncertainty that are presenting themselves in the market. Gartman started off by stating that it is "almost comical" that many individuals within the investment community believe...

Dennis Gartman discussed in Tuesday's edition of "The Gartman Letter" why he views the tanker industry and gold favorably while still maintaining a short position on U.S. Treasuries. Iran Deal To Boost Tankers Gartman said that the U.S.-backed deal with Iran will bring "...

Dennis Gartman of The Gartman Letter said that the entire Greece bailout hinged on the fact that "Germany's industries wanted/need/ and have demanded" that Greece be kept in the Eurozone in order to "keep that currency weak on balance." In particular, the euro hit multi-...

Dennis Gartman's daily letter on Wednesday stated that global stock markets are in "panic mode" with plunging Asian markets and little being resolved on the Greek financial crisis front. Commenting on Greece, Gartman noted that the nation has been given another deadline that it must follow. On...

Dennis Gartman, Editor and Publisher of "The Gartman Letter" stated in Wednesday's issue that "as of yesterday, we are long a small sum of" Apple Inc. (NASDAQ: AAPL). Gartman added that he does not disclose the names of any individual stocks owned but due to "vast capital structure" of Apple, any...

Crude oil has again started spiking up after establishing six-year lows and is currently trading above the $50 per barrel mark. Dennis Gartman, publisher of "The Gartman Letter," was on CNBC recently to discuss if crude oil has bottomed and share his views on the dollar and the S&P...

Over the past few months, Dennis Gartman has had the same answer for where he sees oil prices going: demonstrably lower. He says he will continue to say “demonstrably lower,” but he doesn’t know how far that means. “All I can tell you is that it’s moving from the...

Despite the number of people remaining bearish, Dennis Gartman says it's still a bull market out there. Gartman has been writing his daily financial trading commentary, “The Gartman Letter,” every day for the past thirty years -- with the single exception of his parent's 50th wedding anniversary....

Dennis Gartman, founder and editor of The Gartman Letter, appeared on CNBC's Squawk Box Wednesday morning as a guest host, where he discussed his views on the current state of the market. Gartman believes that we're still in a bull market and will be for a while, but got a bit worried when the...

Dennis Gartman, of The Gartman Letter, went over why he thinks September won't be the month that the Federal Reserve reduces accommodations (tapering) as a guest host on CNBC's Squawk Box Friday morning. Gartman began by noting that he's not a huge fan of jobs numbers, but that this time around...