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Tweet This Sunday on Smart Money with Keith Springer, Keith discusses 4 little-known strategies to protect your portfolio against the silent killer: inflation. If you are in or near retirement, you don’t want to miss this show! Bookmark on Delicious … Continue reading →
Tweet -Can Bernanke save the world again? The investment climate is incredibly simple at the moment. It’s not earnings, inflation or economic data investors are looking at right now. It’s words they are waiting for. At the moment, all eyes … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged 3x Small Cap Bear fund, ben bernanke, buying, corporate bonds, dividends, Drexion, earnings, economic data, economy, financial puppeteers, free market, income stocks, inflation, investment, investors, jackson hole, Keith Springer, QE2, stimulus, stock market, the Fed, titanic, TZA
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Tweet -Earnings season ending, risk season begins Since the recovery began, I have recognized a trend in the stock market where the market rises during earnings season, which have been stellar, and falls once it’s over. The concept is that … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged announcement, baby boomer, bernanke, buy and hold, buy and hope, central bank, checkmated, demographics, facing goliath, fisher, hs dent, inflation, investing, jackson hole, john mauldin, Keith Springer, major market indecators, plosser, QE mini-me, qe1, QE2, recovery, stock market, tactical, taxes, the end game, united states
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Tweet Did you hear that? That was Ben Bernanke trading in his helicopter for a rocket ship. In his recent testimony, Buzz told Congress that the central bank is prepared to take additional action, including buying more government bonds, if … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged bernanke, buzz lightyear, deflation, demographics, earnings season, government bonds, greece, inflation, Keith Springer, qe3, springer financial advisors, stimulus
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Tweet The financial markets are again focusing on an increased inflation concern after The Bank of England officials announced that they are uncomfortable with the current level of inflation, and that Germany and China both reported higher inflationary pressure than expected. … Continue reading →
Tweet Free Award Winning Seminar But What If I Live?: The American Retirement Crisis Hosted by: Keith Springer What if gas, food, and healthcare costs continue to rise and erode the purchasing power of your retirement nest egg? This … Continue reading →
Tweet Wealth management expert and President of Springer Financial Advisors in Sacramento, Keith Springer, says the US stock market was moving on the pretty high level due to comments from Fed chief on Wednesday. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post … Continue reading →
Tweet -It’s time to prepare for the inevitable! Investors breathed a sigh of relief when Bernanke said the Federal Reserve would continue with an easier quantitative easing program by continuing to reinvest the interest and proceeds of the existing bonds … Continue reading →
Tweet We are all waiting to hear what the big man has to say in his news conference today. Will he end or continue the QE programs? Does he see inflation as a bigger threat? Does he have a magic … Continue reading →
Tweet -The end of QE2 creates a real dilemma The Fed’s in a pickle. Keep up with QE2, QE3 or another stimulus by another name and risk runaway inflation. End it, and risk the collapse of the economy which very … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged consumer confidence, economy, energy, food, gdp, inflation, Keith Springer, middle east, north africa, oil, QE2, qe3, quantitative easing, springer financial advisors, stimulus, the Fed, the great pharaohs rebellion
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This Sunday On Smart Money With Keith Springer- The Silent Retirement Killer: Inflation
Tweet This Sunday on Smart Money with Keith Springer, Keith discusses 4 little-known strategies to protect your portfolio against the silent killer: inflation. If you are in or near retirement, you don’t want to miss this show! Bookmark on Delicious … Continue reading →