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Tweet Written by Keith Springer 5.9.13 I want to know, why is Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke so dang lonely? Seriously, how else can you explain his actions? I mean it was just 2 weeks ago that several of the … Continue reading →
Posted in 2013, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged ben bernanke, bernanke, facing goliath, federal reserve, Helicopter, John Thomas, Keith Springer, Mad Hedge Fund Trader, Sell in may walk away, smart money newsletter, springer financial advisors, stimulus
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Tweet Calling Jack Bauer, The Country Needs You – Market Surprisingly Resilient To Political War Of Words All eyes are on capitol hill’s fiscal cliff negotiations and America continues to be held hostage. You can almost hear the TV’s “24” … Continue reading →
Tweet -Aging bull showing it’s wear It’s awfully quiet in world markets right now…a little too quiet. The combination of world banks taking a break with any new stimulus and that we are in that quarterly lull period in between … Continue reading →
Tweet -Recovery or Not, Where’s My Yield? The signs of a recovery are everywhere… from lower unemployment to retail sales to manufacturing. Yet, the spoiler at the party, or perhaps the realists, continue to be Ben Bernanke and the Federal … Continue reading →
Tweet -The Trend is Still Your Friend We are now entering no-man’s land. That is the period just between earnings season where the market tends to drift lower. The market has had this tendency since the rally started, where stocks … Continue reading →
Posted in 2012, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged ben bernanke, central banks, facing goliath: How to Triumph in the Dangerous Market Ahead, federal reserve, Invest for Neeed, Keith Springer, Not for greed, qe3, smart money, stock market trends
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Tweet -Money flowing freely from world central banks It’s raining money… so rip off the roof and stay in bed, it’s raining money! It is no wonder the stock market is rising. There is so much liquidity in the market … Continue reading →
Tweet -Swim Suit Model and the Fed join forces What must certainly be the best stock market indicator known to man has blessed the stock market. The Sports Illustrated Swim Suit Issue indicator is screaming for a big year. When … Continue reading →
Tweet -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 … Continue reading →
Tweet -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 … Continue reading →
Tweet -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 … 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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Smart Money with Keith Springer Newsletter- Why Is Ben Bernanke So Lonely?
Tweet Written by Keith Springer 5.9.13 I want to know, why is Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke so dang lonely? Seriously, how else can you explain his actions? I mean it was just 2 weeks ago that several of the … Continue reading →