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How long can this rally last?
Is today’s rally in stocks something you can count on and invest in with profitable results?
Or is it likely to end soon — most likely, just as you put YOUR money on the table?
Among the thousands of investors flocking to Las Vegas for the Money Show this week — in workshops, during cocktails and around the hotel’s gambling tables — this is the big question being asked over and over again.
It’s the same question debated on Yahoo! Finance, CNBC, and in the halls of big Wall Street firms.
It’s also the same question I hear from friends in Germany, Japan, Russia, China, Brazil and even Vietnam.
Everyone wants to know. Many venture to guess. But no one has an unimpeachable answer.
So let’s zero in on …
What We DO Know about the U.S.
Tag(s): Market Updates . Central bank money printing. Flight capital. unemployment falls
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After an odyssey that lasted more than a year, my wife and I finally got over the finish line this week. We finally closed on the purchase of our new house.
We’ll be unpacking boxes and figuring out which light switches control what for a while. But we couldn’t be happier with the place and are looking forward to spending a lot of years there together with our children.
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Last week I said there were a lot of simple ways to live a richer lifestyle, including plenty that don’t require investing money.
Of course, the example I cited about buying a car to save money on another car was pretty extreme. So today I want to give you another idea.
I’ve made no secret of my view on the bond market for the past several months … not here in Money and Markets, not in my flagship Safe Money Report newsletter, not in private conversations and public presentations, or anyplace else!
Take my November 2012 issue of Safe Money.
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