Fedspeak! Paulson locks horns with lawmakers over rescue fund The risk of Bernanke's cash injections It isn’t a TARP without troubled assets to cover CPI + PPI = Deflation Year's defaults soar past a quarter-trillion S&P 500's Q3 earnings fall 22% from last year An interesting look at quarter EPS beat rates S&P 500 2009 estimates are all over the map Worst recession since 1930s is possible Depr...
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Largest moves always at the beginning and the end David Skarica, author of the Addicted to Profits newsletter, gives The Gold Report an exclusive preview of coming market attractions including double-digit inflation, a super pop in gold stocks, and the demise of an empire. A financial advisor who earned his reputation as a contrarian before he turned 30 by predicting the dot.com bust, Skarica w...
With another trading week now upon us, I decided to read what two experts, whose opinions I value very highly, have been saying about the current crisis - economist John Mauldin and Citigroup chief US equities strategist Tobias Levkovich. These are two experts with both legs firmly on the ground, who do not indulge in the firebrand rhetoric usually heard from people such as the famous Jim Roger...
Nothing strange about the 2008 bear There have been a lot of comments in the media and among investors all year about how strange the stock market has been acting this year. I don’t agree. Except for the wild day-to-day volatility (after the SEC allowed the abolishment of the up-tick rule on short-selling last year) the market has been acting quite normally. It handled the turmoil created...
Burlington Northern, Union Pacific and Kroger make the list.
The relatively newly created Market Vectors-RVE Hard Assets Producers (HAP) is an exchange traded fund (ETF) which tracks the price and yield performance of the Rogers-Van Eck Hard Assets Producers Index (RVEI) has raised questions about what hard assets are all about. It is actually quite simple: hard assets are natural resources and commodities that are mined or harvested and play a pivotal r...
This past week we saw more outrageous behavior from our government. The Federal Reserve and “Bailout” Ben Bernanke refused to give the details of the $2 trillion that they have “loaned” to financial institutions. I only wish I could get in on that gravy train! Even more outrageous was a speech this past week by Treasury secretary “Handout” Hank Paulson. He ba...
Research In Motion (RIMM) this morning has been hit a flurry of analyst estimate cuts, as the Street follows Nokia’s lead reduces its expectations for 2009 handset sales. Thomas Weisel’s Matthew Sheerin this morning trimmed his FY 2009 EPS estimate to $3.51, from $3.55, and cut FY 2010 to $4.15, from $4.96. He maintains his Overweight rating, though, and says early signals suggest s...
By Andrew Mickey Chief Investment Strategist, Q1 Publishing “Now is a good time to buy.” That’s what R.S. Sharma, the chairman of India’s national oil exploration company ONGC, said last week. Sharma added, “The world financial crisis and slumping oil prices have made energy assets more attractive.” Is he right? Well, yes and no. It’s a good time to buy...
The blogging world remains bullish for the week. Blogger Sentiment Poll Participants: 24/7 Wall St. (-) Ahead of the Ticker (+) Carl Futia (+) Crossing Wall Street Elliot Wave Lives On (-) Fallond Stock Picks (+) In the Money Information Arbitrage (-) Knight Trader (N) MaoXian Millionaire Now (N) Navivest (-) Peridot Capitalist (+) Random Roger's Big Picture (+) Smart Money Tracker Stoc...