#421 Alpha Score 60.1

Peter Boockvar

Chief Investment Officer, BFG Wealth Partners
@pboockvar · tracked since Feb 2026
421
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Alpha Score 60.1
Calls
14
Win Rate
57.1%
return
+0.4%
Calls 14 8 Posts tracked · 0.1/day
Calls
7d 0
30d 12
90d 12
Best Calls
KHC Long +7.0%
PEP Long +5.6%
XLP Long +4.1%
Worst Calls
WTI Long -5.4%
DBC Long -4.1%
SILVER Long -3.3%
Most Mentioned
GOLD ×2
XLP ×2
BNO ×1
Recent Calls
FXY Long 1 week ago
KBE Long 1 week ago
EUFN Long 1 week ago
Win Rate 57% Long 12 Short 2
Win Rate
7d 71%
30d 100%
90d 100%
Average Return +0.4% Long Return +0.5% Short Return +0.1%
Average Return
7d +1.3%
30d +1.9%
90d +3.3%
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Long
Jul 14
$372.87
-1.2%
Gold and silver bull market resumes H2
Gold and silver have been digesting their parabolic run and are being held back by higher real rates and a modest dollar rally. However, he believes real rates will not stay this high because inflation numbers will catch up, and the dollar rally is not that strong. Gold and silver will resume their bull market in the back half of the year.
Commodities
Long
Jul 14
$83.59
+4.1%
Beaten-up consumer staples attractive
Consumer staple stocks have been beaten up and are part of the “anything else” trade that will outperform the AI tech trade. He thinks investors will need to find other things, and these defensive value plays offer opportunity.
Thematic ETFs
Long
Jul 15
$176.76
-1.3%
Steep yield curve lifts Japanese banks.
Japanese banks are in a sustained rally because the steep yield curve—with the BOJ slowly raising short-term rates to only 1% while long-term yields rise—is expanding net interest margins and profitability.
Equity Indexes
Long
Jul 15
$40.48
+0.8%
ECB rate normalization helps European banks.
European banks are hitting 52-week highs because the ECB has raised rates, moving them further away from the negative-rate environment that previously crushed profitability, allowing them to earn better interest income and spreads.
Equity Indexes
Long
Jul 15
$56.53
-0.4%
Yen too cheap, set to strengthen.
The Japanese yen is extremely undervalued at 162 per dollar, and the BOJ will eventually be forced to raise rates more aggressively, triggering repatriation of Japan's vast overseas assets. This will strengthen the yen as the dollar/yen move runs its course.
FX & Currencies
Long
Jul 15
$69.59
+1.1%
US banks rally on spreads and rotation.
US banks are rallying, helped by robust capital markets activity, a widening yield spread that boosts lending margins, and investor rotation away from over-owned hyperscalers and semiconductors.
Thematic ETFs
Long
Jul 15
$25.47
+7.0%
Consumer staples are undervalued and loved.
Consumer staple stocks have been thrown out, are now dirt cheap with generous dividend yields, and are seeing business stabilization. Kraft Heinz, with a new CEO and only one analyst buy rating, is a contrarian play. PepsiCo's international business is growing despite US consumer challenges. The sector offers attractive value and income as investors seek defensive areas.
Packaged Foods
Long
Jul 15
$135.48
+5.6%
Consumer staples are undervalued and loved.
Consumer staple stocks have been thrown out, are now dirt cheap with generous dividend yields, and are seeing business stabilization. Kraft Heinz, with a new CEO and only one analyst buy rating, is a contrarian play. PepsiCo's international business is growing despite US consumer challenges. The sector offers attractive value and income as investors seek defensive areas.
Packaged Foods
Short
Jul 15
$84.19
+0.1%
Excess debt supply drives yields up.
Long-term US Treasury yields are rising not because of a strong economy or accelerating inflation, but because global markets are choking on excess government debt supply for the first time in decades. Debts and deficits now matter, structurally pushing real yields higher.
Bonds & Rates
Short
Jul 14
$93.56
+0.1%
Bond bear market, yields to 5%
We are in a global bond bear market that follows the greatest financial bubble in history. Investors are now starting to care about excessive debts and deficits, and the supply of government bonds is swamping demand. Long-term yields are rising not because of higher inflation expectations or accelerating growth, but because of these fiscal concerns and rising real rates. He expects the US 10-year yield to inevitably retest 5%, last seen in 2023.
Bonds & Rates
Long
Jul 14
$53.18
-3.3%
Gold and silver bull market resumes H2
Gold and silver have been digesting their parabolic run and are being held back by higher real rates and a modest dollar rally. However, he believes real rates will not stay this high because inflation numbers will catch up, and the dollar rally is not that strong. Gold and silver will resume their bull market in the back half of the year.
Commodities
Long
Jul 14
$56.56
+2.5%
Energy stocks bullish, oil $80s–$90s
He remains long and bullish on commodity stocks, particularly energy. Oil prices are not going to stay in the $70s; they will sit more in the $80s and $90s because of ongoing Middle East tensions, bottlenecks in refining capacity, and the difficulty of managing the Iran situation. Product prices like gasoline and diesel have fallen far less than crude, keeping pressure on consumers.
Thematic ETFs
Long
Apr 24
$29.80
-4.1%
Bullish on commodities long-term
Broadly bullish on commodities because supply disruptions and global stockpiling will keep prices elevated, leading to a higher low for commodity prices even after a ceasefire.
Commodities
Long
Apr 24
$133.03
-5.4%
Expect oil floor at $85
Crude oil will see a new floor around $85 per barrel due to sustained supply disruptions, global hoarding, and strategic reserve rebuilding, even after the war ends.
Commodities
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Peter Boockvar has 14 trade ideas tracked on Buzzberg across 14 tickers since February 2026. Ranked #421 on the Buzzberg Alpha leaderboard. Most covered: GOLD, XLP, BNO.