Stock Capitalist

Les and Simon are a couple of “Stock Capitalists” that scour thru literally hundreds of stock market related sites, newsletters, e-mails, blogs, etc… and “siphon” out great ideas, quotes, recommendations, and stock market related information. They have been trading the stock market for more than 20 years and offer some of their insight and best articles of interest.

Why Lessons From The First Great Depression Mean The Next Four …

2nd September 2010 by Tyler Durden No Comments

Deficit spending was a result of the crisis inherited from the previous Administration: We hold this truth to be self-evident that 12 years of Republican leadership left our Nation sorely stricken in body, mind, and spirit; and that three years of ….. I am not sure what is going to happen, but whatever it is I am certain it will lead to some form of transfer of wealth to the fed and it’s banks. I do not believe they care one iota for the stock market at this point. …

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Daily Digest 9/2 – Bernanke And Deflation, Economists Question …

2nd September 2010 by DailyDigest No Comments

What Bernanke Doesn’t Understand About Deflation The Fourth Turning: Skies Darkening A Termite-Riddled House: Treasury Bonds Overdose: The Next Financial Crisis Economists Question 8.8% Q1 GDP Growth Number Ben Willy-Nilly … If we had our own stock exchange where we could trade oil , I think that, firstly, we could trade not only in US dollars, but also in Roubles, especially for CIS countries, among others. I mean, we are talking about the possibility of the Rouble …

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What We’re Reading: Double-Dip Odds

2nd September 2010 by Les No Comments

Links from around the Web.

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Faxless Bad Credit Payday Loan

2nd September 2010 by stockauthor No Comments

Are you experiencing financial turmoil? Indeed, there’s occasions that they are entangled at the middle of financial hardship due to some unexpected and inescapable predicaments which need shelling out short funds such as membership fee, automobile repair, Medicare, library fee, purchase of computer paper and other petty needs. Neither payday loans nor loan applications are feasible solutions. Continue reading…

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In Ireland, Dangers Still Loom

2nd September 2010 by Les No Comments

Ireland’s financial stability remains highly uncertain, and its problems could ripple through Europe, two economists warn.

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Tempus fugit — Greater Fool – The Troubled Future of Real Estate

2nd September 2010 by Garth Turner No Comments

You are first rate blogger and financial guru. I have learned a lot from you, but I really think you are out of touch with reality on this posting. I respectfully wonder if you are a bit out of touch with working class seniors? … There isn’t a chance in hell she will invest the proceeds of her home in the stock market . This lady has two real choices. She either sells and moves in with her children, or she sells and moves to a town she can afford. …

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India Shares Investment Blog » Will Gold Rally to $1500 per Ounce?

1st September 2010 by Connie Madon No Comments

Business Standard India Business Standard India Financial Newspaper India 0; Live Mint E Newspaper Online Version The Live Mint E Newspaper Online Version for the internet readers is a Epapercontaining indian economic and stock market …

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U.S. stock futures point to strong start after ADP Indications …

1st September 2010 by unknown No Comments

NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — U.S. stock futures resumed a strong advance Wednesday after a report from ADP showed that the private sector shed 10000 workers in August, with the data coming two days ahead of the government’s closely watched monthly employment report … Oil giant BP PLC (NYSE:BP) (LONDON:UK:BP.) said it will sell its interests in ethylene and polyethylene production in Malaysia to state-owned company Petronas for $363 million in cash. In the currency markets , …

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Romer’s Final Washington Dispatch: More Stimulus

1st September 2010 by Les No Comments

Today is Christina Romer’s last day as a member of the White House economic team.

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What We’re Reading: Help the Poor, Patronize a Sweatshop

1st September 2010 by Les No Comments

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How Baby Fever Spreads Through Offices

1st September 2010 by Les No Comments

A new study out of Sweden finds that women workers are more likely to have babies if their co-workers also recently had babies.

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Immigrants’ Babies Taking Over?

1st September 2010 by Les No Comments

Over the last two decades, the number of young children of foreign-born parents has doubled, while the number of young children of native-born Americans only has fallen, according to a new report from the Urban Institute.

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A Few Choice Words About Small Business Financing

1st September 2010 by stockauthor No Comments

Our concise descriptions are in no way meant to characterize small business financing and working capital management as either simple or straightforward. This report was designed to produce a concise overview of several complex small business financing and working capital financing issues by describing these difficulties in six words. In the face of the prevailing commercial lending complexity, we feel that it is critical for each small business owner to have an absolute and total understanding of the entire commercial finance process. Continue reading…

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The Costs of War, Continued

1st September 2010 by Les No Comments

As the Afghanistan conflict drags on, the costs of expected veterans’ benefits become a smaller fraction of the total cost of the conflict, an economist writes.

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The Great Search for Yield | 5 Min. Forecast

31st August 2010 by Addison Wiggin No Comments

By now, everyone and their mother knows the U.S. stock market is a losing bet. The big indexes went nowhere over the last decade, absolutely plummeted in the last few years and now even the 2009 snap-back rally is officially kaput. … The drop comes from 78 different dividend cuts or suspensions in the S&P 500 during 2009. To put that in perspective, there were only 12 total cuts in 2007. You can see that during 2009, the rate of dividend decreases skyrocketed. …

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