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Today Could Be Big!
Today is FOMC Wednesday. This is not a two day meeting, but there is a lot of expectation. Long Term rates have been going higher since the inception of QE II, but Short term
Read More »A Little Late – But A Good Call!
On January 3, 2011 I was fortunate enough to be a guest on CNBC Asia. The host of the program, Martin Soong, asked me a very pointed question. Will Oil reach $100 a barrel
Read More »Last Week’s Market Clues
After thirty years in the trading business, I am sure of one thing: The market is always right. When it wants to go up it will find a way. Take last week for example…
Read More »New Market Highs!
On Monday morning the market was all despair. Last Thursday the Justice department went after Goldman Sachs again. On Friday we witnessed the train wreck at Google. Finally on Monday S&P issued a warning
Read More »New Market Highs!
On Monday morning the market was all despair. Last Thursday the Justice department went after Goldman Sachs again. On Friday we witnessed the train wreck at Google. Finally on Monday S&P issued a warning
Read More »What Goes Up Must Come Down
Two months ago the price of Sugar could never go down again. Floods in Australia were crippling production and the market peaked at $36 a pound. Experts predicted that Sugar could go to $50
Read More »What Will Happen If The USA Loses Its AAA Rating?
Today S&P issued a warning that the USA could possibly lose its AAA rating that it has had for over 120 years. Could the largest Economy in the world go broke? If it did,
Read More »The Goldman Sachs Dilemma
Thursday I was lucky enough to be a guest on CNBC Asia, where they asked me about the legal problems at Goldman Sachs. The US senate has asked that they be turned over to
Read More »Average Joe’s Worry Over The Dollar
Is the US going broke? I thought the Great Recession was over… But the Dollar continues to decline. Are we going to have hyperinflation? Should I turn all my cash into Gold and Silver?
Read More »Earnings Season Unimpressive So Far
Earnings reports for the second quarter started on Tuesday. As usual the first big name was ALCOA, announcing that business had turned around. It seemed like very good news…and it was but ALCOA sold
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