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We will touch on a lot of bases in this holiday issue of my weekly E-Letter. We start by looking at the latest economic data, and how hard it is to get a new job if you become unemployed. We also examine President Obama’s new “jobs program” that would spend what’s left of last year’s [...]
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“Central banks may find themselves hiking into a weak recovery to quell asset prices, or they might compensate for the weakness in the interest rate and credit channels and allow asset prices to rise but risk inflating another bubble. Central banks could gain some much-needed flexibility by thinking outside the IT box – but [...]
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Discussion of Housing Bubble, US Dollar, Debt, Trade Deficit, Oil , Gold , Consumer Spending, Central Banks, Inflation, Outsourcing and the Bleak Future of the US economy. This Blog and/or the articles contained within have been …
Oil prices rose briefly above $50 a barrel, recovering from a four-year low of $40.50 earlier this month. Oil later traded $1.30 down at $44.95 barrel on concerns that Opec’s cuts would not be enough to prevent further stock building …
on Nov 30 and chart #1 from “Global stock market downside reversal point” on Nov 2, it is a certain fact that a great many deal of investors have lately become fascinated by the “buy signal” as it is featured below in chart #1 (see blue circle ) . … Meanwhile, according to chart #6 , we have another reason to seriously mind chart #5 and its question mark: indeed, it does look like OIL (another unwanted guest?) is quite logically leading the entire pack ( stocks and raw …
THE SPOT PRICE of gold held in a tight $5 range early in London on Tuesday, recording an AM Fix of $844 an ounce as European stock markets bounced from yesterday’s sharp losses and crude oil ticked back below $39 per barrel. …
Financial advice – Everyone’s saying ‘thank goodness that year’s over! Phew! That was terrible’. Of course, they’re also saying ‘No-one could possibly have predicted the downturn, the housing crash, the stock market collapse etc’. …
The IEA expects crude oil demand in 2009 to remain roughly flat due to economic conditions. With a decline rate of 6.7%, and a demand of 85 million barrels per day, the world needs to discover or put online an additional 5 million … 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, …
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, …
As the Bank of Japan voted 7-to-1 to match this week’s record-low interest rates from the US Fed , the Tokyo government also moved to buy ¥20 trillion ($223bn) of stock – market shares held by Japanese banks. …
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, …
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, …
Best Financial Markets Analysis Article The US Fed just cut its Fed Funds target to 0 to .25% and is also likely to use other means to lower interest rates in the US such as buying long term US Treasuries and other bonds directly. …
27, 2007 on the “Greenspan Panic” when the stock market took a huge 1-day hit on the former Fed Chairman’s bearish credit market comments. Of course that day proved to be the worst of the panic and the stock market bottomed shortly …
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