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Preparing Precisely for Market Bottoms
Let me ask you something. How many times have you heard a bottom called in a market…any market? I mean, it’s amazing that not only are these people still allowed to publicly express their opinions, but people still listen to them as well.
It shouldn’t be that surprising. Almost every Tom, Dick, and Harry with an Ameritrade or Schwab trading account doesn’t have a clue what’s going on in the stock market or any other financial market for that matter. So I guess the advisers and analysts that they get their advice from only have to be slightly more intelligent.
I’m not…
13Jan2009 | Oxbury Research | 0 comments | ContinuedThe Current Crisis: Causes and Consequences
Adrian Day’s reputation for discovering big winners adds credibility to the global investing pioneer’s insights, which he is sharing with The Gold Report via excerpts from recent articles in Adrian Day’s Global Analyst. Acknowledging what trying times these are for investors, in this first segment of a five-part series, Day discusses what led to the current economic crisis and how he sees Washington’s $700 billion (and counting) bailout playing out.
The Current Crisis—Causes and Consequences
The house of cards built on easy credit has finally come tumbling down, triggered by the failure of one of the most flimsy of…
17Oct2008 | The Gold Report | Comments Off | ContinuedThe Worldwide Consumer Shellacking
“Let’s turn on some music…” said Brian, one sultry night in 1966.
We were far from legal drinking age, but there were plenty of saloonkeepers who didn’t seem to care. One ran a bar named “Mickey’s”…a rickety dive built on stilts. Beneath it, the salt water splashed against abandoned automobile tires and washed up beer cans into the reeds and bushes on the shore. We were 18 years old, just graduating from high school, and vaguely wondering what to do next. And if we didn’t think of something fast, the U.S. Army would come looking for us.
After trolling the airwaves for…
4Jul2008 | Daily Reckoning | Comments Off | ContinuedSpooked by a Combination of ‘Flations’
What not to do with your money now…
It has been the worst June in 77 years, says Bloomberg. In June of 1930, the Dow lost 18%. So far, it is down 9.4% this month. Since this is the last day of the month, we presume that is where it will stay.
The rest of the news is not much better. Oil closed over $140 a barrel on Friday. OPEC’s president says it could go to $170 by the end of the year.
And the New York Times says the number of people who can’t pay their mortgages continues to grow. There were…
1Jul2008 | Daily Reckoning | Comments Off | Continued
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