GOLD’S GONE SOMNOLENT . Written August 28, 2009. The price of gold has gone so quiet, I post it on my wall charts each morning and then forget about it. So let me bring up, and verbally visulize for you, a longer range chart for perspective. REVIEWING . Ok, looking way, way back I see gold blowing...
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08-28-2009
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Filed under: Principles of the Stock Market, Richard Schwartz, Gold, Commodities, Economic Data, Bubbles, Commodity Bull Market, Extended Bear Markets, Market Corrections, The Principle of History, Trades, Deflation, Bull Market Corrections, Commodity Inflation, Big Picture, Bear Markets, Bullish on America, A Gary Shilling, Jim Dines, John Hussman
SECTOR VIEW . Biotech , Small Caps , US Treasuries and the US Dollar . Let’s comment on a couple market sectors and asset classes today. First, two stock market sectors which may prove profitable. Ha, you scoff! Profitable? In a bear market? Before you laugh, at least read my reasoning. 1. BIOTECH...
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01-16-2009
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TECHNICAL VIEW . The Principle of Technical Analysis . I don’t want to jinx myself but I can’t keep quiet. Not after hearing the usual Wall Street mantra again this morning. That is, that no one can time the stock market so it’s always best to ride out its ups and downs. I mean this...
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11-11-2008
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