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Andrew Mickey: Are We Headed for a 25% Market Drop?

Source: The Gold Report

With anticipated GDP growth insufficient to sustain current market levels, Q1 Publishing’s Founder and Chief Investment Strategist Andrew Mickey asserts that great expectations tend to lead to great disappointments. Although he’s not foretelling a big crash, he tells Gold Report readers why it makes sense to expect the market to fall back to a fair-value level over the next six months to a year and there will still be plenty of opportunities for those in the right spot.

The Gold Report: In one of your recent articles, you suggest that even if good economic news continues coming out next year, the…

11Nov2009 | The Gold Report | 1 comment | Continued

Rethinking the China Bubble

It’s the only place we could take a company in a developed industry and double our business each year for five years. Where else can you start out with $5 million in sales and be making $35 million in practically no time?”

That’s what one of the world’s leading Chinese financiers told me over dinner last night.

It has caused me to rethink the growing bubble in Chinese markets. And that we may have thought a bit too much, looking too closely at key economic fundamentals like electricity consumption and age demographics in the past.

As we’ve professed throughout this rally at…

5Nov2009 | Q1 Publishing | 0 comments | Continued

3 Moves You Will Not Regret Taking Now

Most investors are still nervous.

The S&P 500 has reached its highest point since September 2008. After that time though, it went on to fall 26% in two months.

Earnings season is in full swing. And with each report we see top line revenues and bottom line earnings are not rebounding nearly as fast as stocks have.

The housing market is still proving troublesome for banks too. Aside from the shadow inventory, rising foreclosures, and the expiration of the $8,000 subsidy for home buyers, bank right-offs are still on the rise.

Then there’s unemployment, tax hikes, etc.

Basically, there’s not too much to be…

20Oct2009 | Q1 Publishing | 0 comments | Continued

Gold Outlook: Explosion in the Price of Gold Imminent

Six months ago, at the Prosperity Dispatch, we had the opportunity to sit down with John Embry, the chief investment strategist at Sprott Asset Management. He is one of the world’s leading gold experts.

That was March though and not too many investors were interested in buying anything. But Embry said to look past the short-term and focus on the big picture.

At the time, Embry predicted:

I think the major development is going to be ongoing issues of currency debasement. The value of paper money against real tangible assets is going to fall considerably. Right now, we are going through this deflationary scare.…

9Sep2009 | Q1 Publishing | 0 comments | Continued

Is Everything You Learned about the Great Depression Wrong?

What if I asked you to forget everything you ever learned about the Great Depression?

You’d say I was crazy.

But hold on for a moment and consider a slightly different perspective. A perspective that you won’t find in too many history books. And, quite frankly, a perspective that could allow your portfolio to be much better positioned for the years ahead.

After all, with everything going on the world and the repeated references to the “worst downturn since the Great Depression,” learning the lessons of history is probably more crucial to your investment success than ever before.

Nobel Laureate Peal S. Buck…

11Aug2009 | Q1 Publishing | 0 comments | Continued

Is Now the Time to Buy Gold?

Just a few months ago the race was on for gold. In March, gold blew past $1,000 an ounce. Commentators were jumping over each other to make a more attention-getting prediction than anyone else.

$1,500 an ounce…$2,000…$3,000 – they would say.

The gold bulls were getting very aggressive. Some even started adding a time element to their predictions (i.e. “gold will hit $1,500 an ounce within a year” – that really only happens when bullishness is at an extreme high). I even saw a few – back of the envelope – calculations to justify $10,000 an ounce gold…or higher!

At the time, inflation…

5Dec2008 | Q1 Publishing | 0 comments | Continued

Why Contrarians are Itching to Buy Stocks – But Should Not

Dear Reader,

The last twelve months have been one of the toughest times to be an investor I’ve ever seen.

It wasn’t long ago we waded through the panic stricken days when a currency crisis enveloped the Asian Tigers. Then Russia’s debt default spooked global markets again. Then the tech bubble burst.

You could put all of those “crises” together and they still wouldn’t compare to what the markets have gone through in just the past few months. The Dow is off 36% in the past year. Broader indices like the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq are off 44% and 46%…

25Nov2008 | Q1 Publishing | 0 comments | Continued

Good News for Some Long-Term Potash Investors

By Andrew Mickey, Q1 Publishing

It’s been a wild year for fertilizer stocks. Many investors who have been loading up on agriculture stocks right along with the hedge and mutual funds have taken some big lumps over the past couple of months, but it looks like the panic selling period is behind us.
When overleveraged traders and hedge funds are forced to sell anything and everything, we’re all forced to relearn that fundamentals mean next to nothing in a bear market. But that could be slowly starting to change right now. And if it does, the long-term outlook for fertilizer and potash…

1Nov2008 | Q1 Publishing | Comments Off | Continued

The Bull Market No One is Talking About

The financial world didn’t get its relief yesterday. The bailout plan and any accompanying reprieve just weren’t in the cards. The Dow tumbled and investors rushed to the exits.

I’m not going to harp on the bad news again, I’m sure you’ve heard it all by now. That’s because opportunity is knocking right now.
I will say the bailout plan, or some form of it, will be formalized and approved. Too many politicians have too much riding on it. And then all will go back to normal…for a few days.

We could even get a nice bounce in the markets following…

1Oct2008 | Q1 Publishing | 1 comment | Continued

What to do During a Market “Adjustment”

“I know Americans are concerned about the adjustments that are taking place in our financial markets.” – President Bush

Adjustment!?!

What on earth is a financial market “adjustment?”

Despite the sugar-coating, President Bush did get one thing right, Americans are concerned. More like afraid. Fear has taken over the markets. And I’ve got to tell you, I’m loving every second of it…and you should be too.

The U.S. economy has plunged into recession. Unemployment has surged more than 50% in the past two years. Multi-billion dollar investment banks like Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and Merrill Lynch that leveraged themselves against the housing market…

22Sep2008 | Q1 Publishing | Comments Off | Continued
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