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Buy When It Snows, Sell When It Goes

May 31, 2010 · 2 comments

in February, May, November, October, September, agriculture, earnings, financial planning, gold, hedging, investment tools, market reports, market timing, market trends, seasonal investing, sectors, theories

Many investors are familiar with the phrase “sell in May and go away.”  This has certainly been true in May 2010: Greece debt problems, the sinking Euro, the downgrade of Spain’s credit rating and the BP oil spill debacle have taken their toll on markets worldwide.  Oh, and then there was the mysterious May 6th [...]

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6 Reasons Why The Price Of Gold Is Going Up

November 10, 2009 · 16 comments

in US debt, US economy, USD, gold, international economy, investing, wealth protection

It wasn’t surprising at $1000/oz, but even at $1100/oz this week, the naysayers are still in full force.  What’s to deny about the trend in gold prices?  You don’t have to be a gold bug to see what’s happening.
Here are the six main factors causing the price of gold to continue to rise.  In some [...]

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Will the September Correction Come in October?

October 5, 2009

in October, Q4, September, VIX volatility, earnings, investing, market timing, seasonal investing, special dates, stocks

We’re still waiting…. If the traditional September stock market pullback doesn’t happen, conventional wisdom says we should look for it in October.  October, after all, is historically just as stormy – memories of the crash of ‘87 and even the big post-Lehman DJIA collapse keep investors cautious.
Caution is even more advisable when you’ve got the [...]

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