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-A year-end rally will bring joy to all Normally by now the Santa Claus rally is well underway and people are concentrating on parties and gifts and I get to take a break from writing this newsletter for a couple … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged 10-year treasury, ben bernanke, federal reserve, Keith Springer, old saint nick, qe3, santa, santa claus, stock market, year-end rally
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-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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-Bad feelings may bring good tidings Investor sentiment about economy and the market is eerily reminiscent of those evil days of 2008. Even Johnny Carson’s Carnac the Magnificent would be having trouble reading this economy. No one feels good about … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged ben bernanke, business, economy, facing goliath, federal reserve, finance, johnny carson, Keith Springer, newsletter, QE mini-me, smart money, stock market
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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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-With more stimulus on the way, it’s time for the after-party If anyone was still wondering whether additional stimulus would help the stock market, the action of the last two days answers the question. The Minutes of the Federal Reserve’s … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged business, economy, facing goliath, federal reserve, finance, great viagra market, Keith Springer, party, quantitative easing, stimulus, stock market
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There is no doubt that the Federal Reserve’s stimulus programs known as, QE1, QE2 and QE-Mini Me have kept the nation alive and kicking. Many have felt, I being one, that Bernanke will announce a brand spanking new such plan … Continue reading →
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Tagged BBEP, bernanke, BGZ, blog, business, cds, corporate bonds, economy, Edgen Murray, Edison Mission, facing goliath, federal reserve, finance, GMAC, greed, investors, jackson hole, Keith Springer, LGCY, mlps, preferreds, QE mini-me, qe1, QE2, QID, stocks, TZA, us, VNR, wealth affect
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After the last several days, most investors have needed both! I still don’t believe that the S&P downgrade of U.S. Treasuries has anything to do with Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via … Continue reading →
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Tagged crisis of confidence, facing goliath, federal reserve, finances, investors, Keith Springer, protect, QE mini-me, qe3, rally, s&P downgrade, stimulus, stock market, tequila, tums, us treasuries
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-Despite the clown debate in Congress, stellar earnings will keep the market strong “Politicians can always be expected to do the right thing…after all other options have been exhausted!” –Winston Churchill That is one of my favorite historical quotes, albeit … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged bernanke, charlie sheen, clown, commerce department, congress, debt, debt crisis, demand, democracy, domestic sales, earnings, economy, election, facing goliath, federal reserve, investors, Keith Springer, politicians, QE mini-me, qe3, stimulus, strong market, sustainable recovery
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Not since the Civil War has the country been this split, with half believing that the economy is fully recovering and the other half insisting that calamity is just around the bend. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged ben bernanke, earnings, federal reserve, financial crisis, fomc, gdp, Keith Springer, QE mini-me, QE2, springer financial advisors, stimulus, william dudley
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All eyes were on Ben Bernanke and his financial puppeteers at the Federal Reserve this week, as they gave their first ever press conference which would “hopefully” give us some insight into the economy. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post … Continue reading →
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Will Santa Heed The Call?
-A year-end rally will bring joy to all Normally by now the Santa Claus rally is well underway and people are concentrating on parties and gifts and I get to take a break from writing this newsletter for a couple … Continue reading →