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On the noggin again
On Tuesday the S&P/Case-Shiller 20 city Index reported that the US housing market took another blow to the head. The report stated that in 18 of 20 US housing markets that its surveyed there
Read More »Who could have seen this one coming?
If you define Penny stocks and over the Counter Pink sheets as the Wild West of investing, you need to consider the Asian subcontinent market. Our Indian buddies are at it again. You would
Read More »Irish Eyes Are Smiling Again!
Last week I did a column in which I predicted that Ireland would get bailed out by the EU. My reasoning was that while the debt was being pummeled the stock market was rising.
Read More »Bullying will not work
QEII now appears to be working against the US. The dollar is up sharply against most major currency baskets. The Fed’s mildly disguised attempt into forcing other countries to raise the value of their
Read More »November 22, 1963
Monday marked a seminal event in US history, but hardly anyone mentioned it. The internet centered on stories about the conviction in the death of Chandra Levy the congressional intern whose affair in 2001
Read More »The techinical level Wall Street is focusing on right now… and how to play it
As I told my Trifecta traders 2 weeks ago (Trifecta is my weekly group call and short term stock picks), the most important level to watch was 1,200 on the S&P 500. I told
Read More »Gathering clouds or opportunity.. revisited
By Todd Horwitz, Chief Market Strategist Adam Mesh Trading It is interesting to revisit columns from a couple of months ago to see how much the world has changed. This column is from August 22,
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Wall Street Falls After Ireland Receives a Bailout
Markets in Europe and the United States fell on Monday as the initial enthusiasm over a plan to bail out Ireland gave way to concerns that the sovereign debt crisis in Europe could spread
Read More »More trouble in Sin City?
On Thursday Harrahs Entertainment announced that it was postponing its $532 million IPO. The company cited weak demand as the reason for scraping the deal. Despite the big rally in stocks and bonds for
Read More »What is wrong at Microsoft?
Who would ever have thunk it. The most glamorous of Wall Street darlings is in a deep funk and nobody seems to know the cure
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