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Friday, May 9th, 2008Thursday was a non-event type of day, after the decisively bearish Wednesday. Friday will be a key day. Since April, upward momentum has been good, however, oscillators are overbought and oil is causing trouble to the economy. Volume is down.
BOOK: I am also reading Beating the Market, 3 Months at a Time: A Proven […]
Dennis Gartman, George Soros, Mark Faber and solar
Wednesday, May 7th, 2008What is wrong with people who are stuck in the past? A reader was mad at me, because solar stocks are going up. What am I suppose to do? I don’t see this as a fad, I see it as a way of life, a way of survival. Yes, solar stocks went up a […]
No capulation, Icahn’s video, Jim Rogers out of control
Tuesday, March 11th, 2008Market is showing no capitulation yet. We have grown accustomed to phrases such as selling climax, selling shakeout, but what is upon us is capitulation, and that will make us puke.
Trader Mark’s chart of SP500 below tells it all:
Standart and Poor’s research is optimistic:
We believe the latest expansion’s cyclical peak will be dated […]
Top Money managers:Dennis Gartman
Wednesday, March 5th, 2008The World, According to Gartman
EACH MORNING, A HARD-CORE group of savvy investors eagerly await The Gartman Letter. In a few pages, publisher Dennis Gartman eruditely dissects currencies, commodities, bonds, stocks and politics here and abroad.
Subscribers include major institutional investors, brokerage firms and many leading hedge-fund managers. Distribution is global and […]
Morning market update: John Murphy, Richard Rhodes and other charts
Monday, March 3rd, 2008Good morning. Markets are looking grim. Here are few charts from some of the top Wall Street strategst in order to get a better overview of the global markets.
US CLEARLY IN BEAR MARKET (Richard Rhodes)
1. U turn recovery is more likely versus V turn. Therefore, rallies are to be sold, which given current prices are […]
Jeffrey Saut, the strategist from Raymond James believes that we have already seen the bear bottom
Tuesday, February 5th, 2008Before I let you read Saut’s article there are a few interesting article links.
Are we entering Japan’s nightmare?
7 things more risk-adverse investors should be looking for
Q&A with Bill Gross
According to the world’s biggest currency traders, the dollar has bottomed out
Tips for becoming a hedgie
Jeffrey Saut, the strategist from Raymond James believes that we have […]
Byron Wien on Gold, Oil and Cotton
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008Stocks finished with a solid gain as financials took the bulls’ reins ahead of tomorrow’s expected interest rate reduction. However, tech shares lagged behind, pressured by VMware missing on the top line, and majority owner EMC offering cautious comments. Elsewhere, Eli Lilly, Zimmer Holdings, Dow Chemical, Valero Energy, and 3M Company topped the Street’s profit […]
The market, Paul Desmond from Lowry’s and charts
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008Stocks found it exceedingly easy to go up. All but one of the eight Important Averages advanced more than 1 %. That is strong price momentum. With all those stocks rising, overall volume was down in all 4 Major Averages. The financials were the best performing sector of the day. Generally, rate cuts […]
Mark Faber and Felix Zulauf advice on how to make money in 2008.
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008This came dirrectly from Barron’s and was put together by the editor at SA, but it represents the advice of the best global money managers.
FELIX ZULAUF
Barron’s 2008 Roundtable participant Felix Zulauf of Zulauf Asset Management has a mix of long and short ideas for investors looking to capitalize on what promise to be volatile […]
Bill Gross: V shaped recovery too optimistic
Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008When browsing through some old files I found that article from Bill Gross from 2001, where he touched on the issue of why yesterday’s (1st capitulation-like day) recovery might not be followed by a quick V shaped pattern (rally).
“ Extreme optimists believe in a V-shaped recovery, implying a quick return to the good old […]
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