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.

Posts Tagged ‘government’

Where to Invest in the Coming Great Depression

15th February 2009 by Les Comments Off

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According to a recent AP article regarding the soon to be signed stimulus package, “Companies that build bridges, make concrete, manufacture wind turbines, and assemble backhoes for construction are likely to emerge as big winners.”
It stands to reason that the Government stimulus package will be focousing on infrastructure improvement. Companies [...]

How to avoid a Ponzi Scheme

27th January 2009 by Simon Comments Off

Great article by Gary D. Halbert
“What follows is a brief review of our due diligence process when we consider a money manager…”
Click Here
Enjoy!

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A special video message from Peter Schiff

8th January 2009 by Simon Comments Off

His website has a lot of good free information. Browse around.
http://www.europac.net/videomessage.asp
As an added note, I found this article he wrote concerning Madoffvs the structure of the US government to be quite disturbing.
http://www.europac.net/externalframeset.asp?from=home&id=14928

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Outlook for 2009 – Investment and Economic

8th January 2009 by Simon Comments Off

“One thing appears clear: 2009 is likely to be another wild year in the markets. So, what is an investor to do? Remain in cash and earn little or no

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return, or jump back into equities and risk losing even more money if the market retests the November lows as some analysts expect? I [...]

Advocates for Self-Government – Libertarian Education

23rd December 2008 by Les Comments Off

Robert Prechter – Libertarian. Robert R. Prechter, Jr., is one of the most successful, … Robert R. Prechter, Jr., The Elliott Wave Theorist (May 2004) …

“Deflation or inflation, what is it going to be?” | Investment …

23rd December 2008 by unknown Comments Off

Quote by Thomas Jefferson “If a Central Bank is ever created in America- Through Inflation and Deflation the “Bankers” will Rob The Americans” · The 1929-1933 crash took stock market down 90%, today’s market down 45% – half way there …

Market Dispatches – MSN Money

22nd December 2008 by unknown Comments Off

The increase could help support financial stocks as well as those of housing and homebuilding companies. Behind the increase is both the cut in interest rates , but also the move by the Federal Reserve to support the mortgage market by …

Sure, everyone posts videos of Peter Schiff, but Roubini is the man I tend to agree with more.

20th December 2008 by techstep@gmail.com Comments Off

Sure, everyone posts videos of Peter Schiff, but Roubini is the man I tend to agree with more. Does anyone have primary points of agreement or disagreement with this article below? I disagree with it being 24 months long, I think it will either be more like 17 in a best case scenario, but possibly 30 months. One of the reasons I expect an upturn to happen in late spring or summer of either 20… Read the full post from Economics Discussion Forum via Blogdigger blog search for stock market, recession, depression, stock market video, depression video, recession video, .

Stock Markets See Red Despite Collapse in Crude Oil Prices :: The …

19th December 2008 by unknown Comments Off

Stock Markets See Red Despite Collapse in Crude Oil Prices :: The Market Oracle :: Financial Markets Analysis & Forecasting Free Website.

Economic issues | Fed “Shock & Awe,” What 0% Means, 2008 Pay …

18th December 2008 by unknown Comments Off

I expect the Fed to work even closer with the Treasury Dept. under the Obama administration. This may include a major mortgage refinancing initiative in 2009. A hint of such an initiative could spark an extension of the stock market …

UK Economy Nosedives Pointing to Much Lower Sterling and Interest …

18th December 2008 by unknown Comments Off

We do not give investment advice and our comments are an expression of opinion only and should not be construed in any manner whatsoever as recommendations to enter into a market position either stock , option, futures contract, bonds, …

Markets News Wednesday: OPEC to cut daily oil production by 2m …

17th December 2008 by unknown Comments Off

In New York Tuesday, the aggressive rate cut by the Federal Reserve triggered a stock rally. The Fed’s rate setting Open Market Committee, announced a target range for the federal funds rate of between 0% and 0.25%. …

Make Sure Your Portfolio Is Ready For The Coming Commodity Rebound …

16th December 2008 by unknown Comments Off

Especially when it’s the Fed ’s words. Today, market watchers are on the lookout for clues about how the Fed is going to tackle deflation. A rate cut of at least 0.5% is already in the can as far the pundits are concerned. …

Crash Market Stocks – Financial Tips To Make Money In A Recession …

15th December 2008 by unknown Comments Off

The market would like to see a 50 basis point cut to the rate . However, I feel that The Fed will show the US that they cannot expect aggressive rate cuts every meeting, even in our current financial fragility. …

The Market Oracles of Doom :: The Market Oracle :: Financial …

14th December 2008 by unknown 1 Comment

The stock market plunge and the housing downturn have affected many Americans, of course. But retirees have been particularly pinched because their homes and investments are the primary assets they depend on for income. …