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Tweet – What we can expect from 2012 Stocks opened up the first day of the New Year with a pretty good pop higher, leading many to pronounce that the problems of markets past are behind us. Add this to … Continue reading →
Tweet The market is finishing up in pretty good shape. Of course that’s all relative as stocks are at best flat for the year, but given that we all would have traded our ________ (fill in your own blank) for … 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 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 … 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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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 In Futures Magazine article, 30-year Treasury taking off Hot Commodities, Keith Springer President of Springer Financial Advisors in Sacramento, says the slew of recent bad news has helped bolster bonds. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook … Continue reading →
Tweet 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 … 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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Tweet QE Mini-Me – The Federal Reserve’s new policy following QE2 of an easier quantitative easing program by continuing to reinvest the interest and proceeds of the existing bonds in the Fed’s portfolio. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend … Continue reading →
Tweet The markets are digesting the Fed’s reduction of QE2 to QE Mini-me, and realizing that less stimulus will mean less economic growth. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via Reddit Share with … Continue reading →
Tweet Big day today. Bernanke and the Fed come out and supposedly tell us what’s up with the economy. Many people feel that the economy is Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on Linkedin share via … Continue reading →
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Tagged bernanke, bond portfolio, deflation, economy, maturities, qe1, QE2, recession, redemptions, stimulus, the Fed
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Tweet – What we can expect from 2012 Stocks opened up the first day of the New Year with a pretty good pop higher, leading many to pronounce that the problems of markets past are behind us. Add this to … Continue reading →