Yesterday was an interesting one for the stock market. There was plenty of negative news hitting the wire -- from the EU's continued inability to decide on a course of action, to the continued standstill of our own budget debate. But investors glommed onto a suggestion from the minutes of the last...
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Your Daily Profit December 17, 2009 *****Removing All Doubt *****Financial Alchemy *****Oil and the U.S. dollar Fellow Investor, Toward the end of his tenure, some started to wonder if former Fed Chief Alan Greenspan was a fool (after all, he left rates too low for too long and never came to grips with...
Normal 0 MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Your Daily Profit June 26, 2009 *****Small-cap Update *****Bernanke’s Resolve ***** Opportunity Cost *****TradeMaster’s Jason Cimpl Fellow Investor, Stocks were poised to open lower today and but for a brief few minutes in early trade they generally lived...
Your Daily Profit May 21, 2009 *****Greenspan Chimes In *****As the News Cycle Turns *****China and Greenhouse Gas Fellow Investor, One of the architect's of the financial crisis issued a warning that banks still have unfunded liabilities that were not properly accounted for by the Treasury Department's...
Your Daily Profit May 14, 2009 *****Buy the Dip *****12% and 17% Gains in Short Order *****Plausible Deniability Fellow investor, The selling got serious yesterday. But once again, as TradeMaster technical analyst Jason Cimpl forecast, the dip was a buying opportunity. Stocks are up this morning as if...
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On Monday, in a CNBC Europe interview, Jim Rogers wondered if the US was “…more communist than China .” He was referring to the Fed’s bailout of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae, and to a lesser extent, the bailout of Bear Stearns back in March. “Socialism for the rich”...