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on today’s hottest financial topics. Whatever is happening in the market, we’ll help you read between the lines.
Keith Springer helps local families in the Sacramento area this holiday season with his 13th annual Springer Turkey Challenge.
The 2011 Springer Turkey Challenge feed over 10,000 people in need in the Sacramento region this holiday season. This has been (more…)
We are once again hosting our FREE award-winning dinner seminar next week. This seminar will educate you on how to create a secure retirement for you and your family. Dinner is complimentary, there is no charge to attend and no products will be sold.
We will also be discussing (more…)
-January barometer is a good omen
In this issue:
1. January barometer
2. What the S&P Euro downgrades mean
3. Investor Strategies for a topsy-turvy world
The January Barometer suggests that when the market rallies in January, then the entire year should show a gain. The so called Barometer also includes an early warning system that suggests the first five days of trading indicate the direction of the market for the year. According to the Stock Trader’s Almanac, this early warning system has been (more…)
3 things to watch:
1. Jobless claims up again
2. Retail sales slump
3. Is QE3 preparations underway
Well it’s the same old story…we get one step up on some good news only to beaten back two. The jobless numbers clearly show that (more…)
Keith Springer, Financial Advisor in Sacramento CA and author of Facing Goliath discusses predictions for the markets in 2012, and how to invest in a bear market live on Fox Business Network with Charles Payne.
- What we can expect from 2012
Stocks opened up the first day of the New Year with a pretty good pop higher, leading many to pronounce that the problems of markets past are behind us. Add this to the market’s road to nowhere last year, and it may appear that stock market beast be (more…)
Keith Springer, of Springer Financial Advisors in Sacramento CA appears on CNBC to weigh in on what factors are impacting the markets, live with Brian Sullivan. (more…)
Keith Springer of Springer Financial Advisors discusses why 2012 politics will mean more debt on MarketWatch Radio with Larry Kofsky. (more…)
The market is finishing up in pretty good shape. Of course that’s all relative as stocks are at best flat for the year, but given that we all would have traded our ________ (fill in your own blank) for such a conclusion during any one of the many wild rides we went during the year, I’d say “flat” is a happy ending for all. (more…)
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El Niño Hits the Stock Markets
El Niño has been bringing tepid temperatures and creating a beautifully warmer winter to most of the nation this year, and it’s spilling over to the stock market. Just as the majority of Americans braced for (more…)