Monthly Archives: August 2010
Tweet Worse News is Good News The news keeps getting scarier, and the market couldn’t care less. It’s behaving as if bad news is good news and worse news is even better. The 2nd quarter GDP figure of 2.4% came … Continue reading →
Tweet 08/06/10 The GDP numbers are in, and the market response has been curious to say the least. Yesterday I discussed what it all means in an extensive Bloomberg TV interview, some of which I cover in this week’s newsletter … Continue reading →
Tweet This is a very dangerous environment and investors must be prepared with a “tactical” investment approach. Different economic cycles require different investment strategies. Stocks do well during inflation periods but get hammered by deflation. Bonds do well with deflation … Continue reading →
Tweet Fiscal Responsibility Will Bring America Back The great recession was no freak accident or aberration. It was entirely predictable, just as I first wrote in my Economic Tsunami special report in December of 2007. An aging population entering its … Continue reading →
Tweet 07/22/10 Our private Springer Financial Advisors client wine tasting party at the Firehouse Restaurant was simply a blast! To view the pictures, click – http://www.keithspringer.com/our-photo-gallery.html Enjoy – Keith Springer Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share … Continue reading →
Tweet 07/22/10 If you are looking to buy or to refinance, please let me know ASAP. Rates are as low as I have ever seen them and we have some great special programs available in Sacramento CA. Visit: Keith Springer … Continue reading →
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Tweet Is the economy really improving? Regular readers of our client newsletter know I have serious concerns about the direction the economy is heading. The release date of the government estimate of 2nd quarter GDP is fast approaching and it … Continue reading →
Tweet July 19, 2010 KEITH SPRINGER, PRESIDENT, SPRINGER FINANCIAL ADVISORS “It’s all about top-line and what have you done for me lately. This is a kind of market that doesn’t care about yesterday or even today. People are worried about … Continue reading →
Tweet July 14, 2010 That would really send a signal that the improvement in the economy is for real. Unfortunately, Phelps thinks it will take another couple of quarters before the fog of uncertainty hanging over the economy lifts. Keith … Continue reading →
Tweet Two of my most recent interviews are extremely pertinent. They point to where the economy and markets are right now and what we can expect in the next 30 days and beyond. Topics discussed: – Why you need … Continue reading →
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Critical Economic and Market Commentary 08/06/10
Tweet Worse News is Good News The news keeps getting scarier, and the market couldn’t care less. It’s behaving as if bad news is good news and worse news is even better. The 2nd quarter GDP figure of 2.4% came … Continue reading →