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Tuesday, 14 October 2008 |
Watch List for 10-14-2008
The DOW had a historic one day gain of 936 points but lets not get too excited yet. We would need about a month of this before it's back to Summer highs. If you had been buying oil and energy as I had suggested the last few days you'd nicely today as that sector lead the rally. |
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Monday, 13 October 2008 |
By Christian Hill
There is no way to sugar coat it or paint a rosy picture. This week could be disastrous for the market. Coming off eight straight down trading days, and the largest weekly percentage drop in the history of the Dow, the economic calendar provides no relief. |
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Monday, 13 October 2008 |
By Rick Pendergraft
I have had the opportunity to get on the floor of several exchange floors over the years and I always described it as organized chaos. The Chicago Mercantile Exchange was always my favorite. All the screaming and yelling, the hand signals and the energy at the Merc was always incredible every time I was there. |
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Monday, 13 October 2008 |
Watch List for 10-13-2008
My new big pick is EGIL.
As I said on my weekend update email, we are now presented with a once in a life time opportunity in the markets. We could face a little more downside here but it's very limited compared to the upside potential. |
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Saturday, 11 October 2008 |
By Charles Delvalle
It didn't really matter that the Fed dropped interest rates by over two percent in the past 12 months… or that they bumped up lending to $900 Billion… or that they decided to buy up commercial paper from corporations… or even that they worked with the Treasury to bail banks out to the tune of $700 Billion. |
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Saturday, 11 October 2008 |
By Dr. Russell McDougal
You don't need me to spoil your weekend with the gory details about the present American experience. We're living in a time that will be especially noted in the history books. Keen analysis has never been more important. |
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Friday, 10 October 2008 |
By Andrew Carpenter
As I write this, very early Thursday morning, I am amazed that one of the biggest economic stories of the year remains woefully neglected… grossly under reported.
The demand for unemployment benefits across the country has put a strain on state unemployment funds. Word is that the funds in as many as 10 states face insolvency in 2009. |
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Friday, 10 October 2008 |
By Andrew Carpenter
Hey Paul, how’s this Friday thing workin’ for you?
The Paul to whom I’m referrin’ is, Krugman. He’s one of those elite media types. The kind who, when choosin’ a word, does it carefully because he knows its exact meanin’. |
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Friday, 10 October 2008 |
Charles Delvalle
The past few weeks have all felt the same.
Once I leave my house at 8:45 AM, I stop by Dunkin Donuts for my morning iced coffee. While I am there, I always take a look at their TV to see what’s going on.
Luckily (or unluckily, I can’t decide) the TV is always on Fox Business News. |
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Friday, 10 October 2008 |
Andrew Gordon
Finally, a reader is giving me a little sympathy. Mr. Kumar says, “I pity Andrew Gordon.” I thought he was going to commiserate on how tough it is to invest in a falling market. But no. Mr. Kumar goes on to say: “the people living in BRIC countries made the economy of U.S & EUROPEAN nations strong and even as global powers.” He then poses this question, “Who is really depending on whom?” |
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Thursday, 09 October 2008 |
By Jon Herring
You wouldn't drive a race car at top speed without a seatbelt. You wouldn't swim in chum filled waters without a shark cage. And you certainly wouldn't leave your life savings in cash inside a wooden home surrounded by a forest fire. But you are being just as reckless with your wealth if you do not currently own tangible, physical gold and silver. |
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