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Why Stocks Will Be Stagnant Over the Summer

June 3, 2011

in DJIA, QE, S&P 500, deflation, earnings, economy, holidays, indicators, market reports, news and updates, recession, seasonal investing

The U.S. economic “recovery” is showing signs of officially slowing down at the ripe old age of two years.  This is threatening to look like the end of a bull market (and it would be happening at a seasonally appropriate time for it, too).  Bull nor bear, we’re likely to be in a trading range [...]

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6 Huge Factors You Need To Know About Gold’s Coming Breakout

August 30, 2010 · 3 comments

in bull market, commodities, economy, gold, indicators, investing, market reports, market timing, precious metals

Gold is now itching to break through its 6-week high.  Q4 is usually the strongest quarter for gold, so you might want to get ready for it.  Remember just six months ago when everyone was talking about the bubble in gold around $1100/oz?
This time last year, you laughed when gold was $950/oz.
But over a period [...]

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Worst January On Record For Stock Markets

January 31, 2009 · 1 comment

in US economy, bailout, market timing, recession, stimulus plan, stocks

Obama and others freaked out yesterday at what came in as worsening US economic data and the lowest stocks on record for any January in the stock market history.  The “fresh U.S. economic blow” is a “disaster”, Obama says.  The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped another 148 points (a 500-point drop is what happened in [...]

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