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How to Play Middle East Unrest

Once again, China has raised reserve requirements for banks to slow down lending and, hopefully, slow inflation, too. China reports that inflation accelerated to 4.9% in January. Part of the reason is that drought has damaged China 's grain production...

Published 02-22-2011 3:46 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, oil stocks, oil, inflation, China, China stocks, dollar, Bakken, oil prices, U.S. dollar, Middle East, Facebook
Apple, Cisco, and the Nasdaq

Not too hot, not too cold, investors and traders alike continue to see the stock market and economy as just right. If there was ever a day that was destined to end in with losses, it was last Thursday, February 10. That was the day after Cisco (Nasdaq...

Published 02-14-2011 2:21 PM by Ian Wyatt
Intel's Problem

*****Intel's Problem *****Strong Like Bull *****Silver Eagles Fellow Investor, Congratulations to the Green Bay Packers and their Super Bowl victory last night. It was an entertaining game. Though I have to say, the halftime show featuring the Black...

Published 02-07-2011 2:45 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, TradeMaster, S&P 500, Intel, silver, silver price, AOL
The Unemployment Quandary

So now we’re hearing stories that the Mubarak government in Egypt is bribing citizens with promises of food to take to the streets and violently confront the protestors. Pro-Mubarak demonstrators have been linked to attacks in foreign journalists...

Published 02-04-2011 7:36 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, unemployment, Bernanke, China stocks, jobs data, ADP, Egypt
Egypt Chaos Pushes Oil to 3-Year Highs

Bloomberg reports that Brent crude prices topped $103 a barrel today. Brent crude is the benchmark for two-thirds of the world's oil supply. Global oil markets are clearly concerned about escalating troubles in Egypt, Jordan, Tunisia, Yemen and a...

Published 02-03-2011 3:41 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, oil stocks, peak oil, oil prices, Egypt
Wall St. Bonus Record of $135 Billion in 2010

Wall Street bankers are back to old habits with nearly $135 billion in compensation last year. But this time regular investors are poised for a payout, too. Even after Wall Street's greed nearly collapsed the banking system and forced hundred of billions...

Published 02-02-2011 4:16 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, dividend, dividend-yield, dividend-stock, bonus, Wall Street
Selling on Friday…

The correction we’ve been monitoring certainly picked up some steam on Friday. The rioting in Egypt gave investors an easy excuse to drive stocks sharply lower. And there should be no surprise that tech stocks and the Nasdaq bore the brunt of the...

Published 02-01-2011 6:50 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, S&P 500, C, BAC, Nasdaq, Egypt, F, tech
ETFs Help BlackRock Post Record Profits

Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 This morning The Financial Times reported that the world’s largest money management firm, BlackRock (NYSE:BLK), doubled its earnings in the fourth quarter of 2010. Investors may remember BlackRock’s takeover...

Published 01-26-2011 6:12 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, BLK, ETF, iShares, BlackRock
What We Know, and What We Suspect

As we discussed yesterday, recent weakness was a dip to be bought. But we should also understand that anticipating more upside is really about anticipating the news flow, and investor reaction to that news. Of course, I didn't know that Portugal would...

Published 01-13-2011 2:26 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, GDP, European debt crisis, Bank of Ireland, Portugal
Someone's Calling B.S.!

So how do we view a stock market that can’t hold its early highs, sells off to slightly negative territory mid-day, and then recovers roughly 50% of the decline by the close? Is that bullish behavior? Is it bearish? Or is it just plain weird? While...

Published 01-12-2011 2:05 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, gold price, S&P 500, oil prices, silver price, U.S. dollar, Portugal, Lennar
Portuguese Debt

The week is not getting off to a good start for European stocks. Portuguese bonds ticked above the “bailout threshold” of 7%. Readers may recall that both Greece and Ireland requested aid once their bonds breached 7%. For its part, Portugal...

Published 01-11-2011 8:32 AM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, Alcoa, earnings, natural gas, euro, MPG, Portugal
Uneven U.S. Recovery

Even Bloomberg does it sometimes. Bloomberg is my favorite financial website. The global perspective is very helpful, and the writers tend to avoid hype and speculation. But every now and then, even Bloomberg will pen one of those headlines that make...

Published 12-30-2010 1:43 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, China, BAC, currency, U.S. dollar
IMF Completes Sale of $19 Billion Worth of Gold

Yesterday, the International Monetary Fund quietly announced that it had completed the sale of over 400 metric tonnes of gold to Central Banks and other giant institutions. Though it's one of the biggest single sales of gold in world history, it was...

Published 12-22-2010 2:30 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, gold, IMF, dollar, dividend, central-bank, gold-investment, International-Monetary-Fund, dividend-yield, gold-investing, currency-crisis, gold-price, gold-stock, U.S-dollar, dividend-stock, gold-bullion, euro-crisis, dollar-crisis
Retail Sales are Booming...

We are in the final stretch before Christmas. Yes, the blatant commercialization of a great holiday gets old. But it never manages to dampen my Christmas spirit. Online sales are up 12% over last year. And brick and mortar sales are coming in strong too...

Published 12-20-2010 5:36 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, S&P 500, retail sales, dollar, AAPL, debt, euro
My Contrarian Bones

On Friday, I addressed my obsession with bank stocks. I get plenty of mail regarding this topic, and yes, some of you wonder if my banks stock obsession may be a little unhealthy. The answer, yes, it's very possible that bank stocks could come back...

Published 12-07-2010 4:14 PM by Ian Wyatt

Filed under: Ian Wyatt, bailout, bank bailout, CIT Group, Bank of Ireland, ADP, bank

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How to Play Middle East Unrest

Apple, Cisco, and the Nasdaq

Intel's Problem

The Unemployment Quandary

Egypt Chaos Pushes Oil to 3-Year Highs

Wall St. Bonus Record of $135 Billion in 2010

Selling on Friday…

ETFs Help BlackRock Post Record Profits

What We Know, and What We Suspect

Someone's Calling B.S.!

Portuguese Debt

Uneven U.S. Recovery

IMF Completes Sale of $19 Billion Worth of Gold

Retail Sales are Booming...

My Contrarian Bones