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Over the past months experienced traders have been saying the U.S. markets could continue to do well but they could run into problems if we have a major geo-political crisis . As the year comes to an end and the money managers are doing their year end cleanup; happy with the big profits they have made and the big bonuses they are expecting, let's look at some possible areas where a crisis could appear. Israel attacks Iran Pakistan ...
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Martin Roberge, Portfolio Strategist & Quantitative Analyst at Dundee Capital Markets , sent me his latest comment, Fed's Bernanke Has Shown His Hand: No Rate Hikes! Should Equity Investors Celebrate? : On Monday, Chairman Ben Bernanke provided an economic update at the Economic Club of Washington. In our view, the key takeaway from his speech is the non-conventional tightening mechanisms the Fed intends to use when economic conditions ...
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THE LONGWAVE ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL CYCLE - WINTER WARNING, December 7, 2009 Who s In Charge? The Regulators Big Brother is alive and living in Washington, D.C. but he is not well. A malaise of weaknesses and failures, unearthed during the recent credit crisis, continues to permeate through various regulatory agencies such as the Federal Reserve Board, as well as the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and threatens ...
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Stocks rebounded on the day as the dollar declined and the Treasury extended the TARP plan. As we've been saying, this is just one more sign that we are going to see more of the same in the coming months. More better than expected earnings , more low rates and more government intervention. These have been powerful trends driving equity prices higher and remain the primary reason why I continue to believe this market cannot be shorted with ...
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LONDON -World stock markets fell Wednesday as investors worried about sovereign credit risks, particularly in Europe, in the wake of Greece's rating downgrade. The FTSE 100 index of leading British shares was down 35.95 points, or 0.7 percent, at 5,187.18 while Germany's DAX fell 62.93 points, or 1.1 percent, at 5,625.65. The CAC-40 was 20.12 points, or 0.5 percent, lower at 3,765.18. Wall Street opened lower despite earlier indications in ...
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