Tag Archives: bernanke
-Ben warns even as things look better Just when things start to look up, Ben Bernanke gives us a little slap of reality, warning that things don’t look so rosy down the pike and a little tickle in the form … Continue reading →
-New highs likely after post earnings blues 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 … Continue reading →
-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 … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged Barometer, bernanke, Euro-Trash, facing goliath, federal reserve, Harry Dent, Investor Strategies, January barometer, NASDAQ, Occupy Wall Street, S&P Euro downgrades, smart money, Stock Trader's Almanac
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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 … Continue reading →
-Time fading for Christmas rally As the end of the year approaches, seasonal factors typically help boost the stock market. After all, the Christmas rally is one of the staples of Wall Street. However, if there is going to be a … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged bernanke, Christmas rally, earnings, facing goliath, federal reserve, Keith Springer, QE mini-me, qe3, quantitative easing, Santa Claus rally, smart money with keith springer, springer financial advisors, stock market, stocks
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-Market’s react to less than inspiring policy move I had the honor of appearing as the primary market analyst on Fox Business to decipher Bernanke’s decision while it was being announced. In lieu of a longer newsletter, please check out the video … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged bernanke, business, economy, finance, government, investing, Keith Springer, market update, operation twist, qe3, stimulus, stocks, the Fed
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-Next Fed meeting will bring back the 60’s Buzz Lightyear Bernanke and the Federal Reserve meet again next week to try to figure out exactly what the hell to do. I throw in the “H” word very simply because they … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged bernanke, consumer spending, economy, federal reserve, finance, financial advisor, Keith Springer, QE mini-me, stimulus, unemployment
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Keith Springer, author of Facing Goliath: How to Triumph in the Dangerous Market Ahead is interviewed live on MarketWatch Radio by Tracy Johnke, to discuss job creation vs. demand leading up to the President and Ben Bernanke’s speech. Bookmark on … Continue reading →
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Tagged author, bernanke, california, demand, facing goliath, financial advisor, job creation, Keith Springer, marketwatch, President, radio, sacramento, speech
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Keith Springer analyzes Bernanke’s announcement at Jackson Hole, and what it means to the economy and the markets: Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe … Continue reading →
Ben Bernanke did not apply another round of stimulus or a QE3 (another Quantitative Easing program) as many had expected or more likely hoped. His non-action on more stimulus is a good thing right now and will ultimately soothe investors … Continue reading →
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Tagged ben, bernanke, business, corporate bond, earnings, economy, finance, gdp, high dividend, housing, investors, QE mini-me, quantitative easing program, season, stimulus, unemployment
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Bernanke Plays a Little Slap and Tickle
-Ben warns even as things look better Just when things start to look up, Ben Bernanke gives us a little slap of reality, warning that things don’t look so rosy down the pike and a little tickle in the form … Continue reading →