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Tweet The market isn’t headed down anytime soon, says Keith Springer, president of Springer Financial Advisors. Springer tells MarketWatch Radio’s Larry Kofsky that the market is “loving this influx of liquidity we’re getting from the Fed.” And, he says, “there’s … Continue reading →
Tweet -The market loves that wall of worry Who woulda thunk it. The market is steam rolling forward against all odds climbing that wall of worry. Few thought it was possible, which of course is why it’s happening. Bookmark on … Continue reading →
Tweet -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 … 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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Tweet I appeared on CNBC yesterday to explain the Fed’s intentions, as well as how the issues in Facing Goliath are upon us and what investors need to do. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook Share on … 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 Although I am on vacation this week, camping with Josh, I am still closely monitoring the markets. (The joys and pitfalls of technology). The markets have had a continued sell-off in reaction to the Italian debt woes and to … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged adp, bernanke, cheap rates, downgrades, economic growth, facing goliath, gyrations, ism, italian debt, Keith Springer, manufacturing, qe3, the Fed
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Tweet The positive earnings surprises keep rolling in, and it’s just what the doctor ordered. This seems to be taking investors by a surprise on their own, even though I expected and discussed this in The Storm Before The Calm, … Continue reading →
Posted in 2011, Smart Money Newsletter
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Tagged 2011, author, business, companies, debt ceiling, earnings, economy, european debt crises, facing goliath, finance, gomer pyle, investors, Keith Springer, sacramento, springer financial advisors, surprise, survival of the fittest, the Fed
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Tweet Things are getting pretty bad out there and the government isn’t even coming close to addressing the core problem. Without government stimulus, the economy will continue shrinking. The issue is clear – when the Fed stops printing money it … Continue reading →
Tweet -Without Stimulus, earnings better be good. The recent spate of disappointing economic news has sent the stock market reeling for 7 straight weeks now. The fact that the economy is slowing should come as no surprise to my readers, … Continue reading →
Tweet -Stocks bored until earnings season starts With summer dropped on us in a flash, the economy sputtering and no earnings news, stocks have entered the summer doldrums early. This is not Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on … Continue reading →
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Stocks Rise Against All Odds
Tweet -The market loves that wall of worry Who woulda thunk it. The market is steam rolling forward against all odds climbing that wall of worry. Few thought it was possible, which of course is why it’s happening. Bookmark on … Continue reading →