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Started 1 week ago (2009-12-31 09:22:00)
by bigjake59
I've stated repeatedly that the Fed can continue to spew out money until the bond market says it can't -- until the bond market says "Enough"). The bond market is mortally afraid of two phenomena (1) a falling or I should say a collapsing dollar (2) rising inflation. The dollar has been weak, lately. And no wonder, the Fed has been printing "money" around the clock, which is basically ...
Started 1 week, 2 days ago (2009-12-29 08:42:00)
by stoneranger0
Richard Russell last night.... I'm thinking that we're on the path for fireworks in 2010. The reason I say that is because the federal deficits are running into the trillions of dollars. The roll-over of debt coming up in the next two years defies comprehension. For instance, in the next two years the US must roll over $2.5 trillion. Worldwide, banks during the coming two years will have to ...
Started 1 week, 5 days ago (2009-12-26 09:06:00)
by stoneranger0
Richard Russell: December 24, 2009 -- The following paragraph is from Harry Schultz's latest mailing. "That the idea (i.e., the Ron Paul bill) has gotten this far is a miracle and gives hope that the American public is getting smarter and unwilling to stomach the fraud anymore.They are stunned when told government has to RENT the nation's money from the Fed, instead of government issuing ...
Started 3 weeks, 3 days ago (2009-12-14 12:46:00)
by SilverNuts@Bolts
Here's what I've been thinking... Richard Russell snippet Dow Theory Letters posted Dec 14, 2009 December 11, 2009 -- In my business, you're never living in the present (which is kind of crazy). You're always focused on the future -- the unknown future. At any rate, here's what I've been thinking. Globalization has occurred over the last decade. This is why the world is...
Started 4 weeks ago (2009-12-09 23:28:27)
by landm19
RICHARD RUSSELL EXPECTS THE NEXT DOWNTURN TO BE “VICIOUS” Despite the incredible 60% rally and chatter of a new secular bull market many investors remain highly skeptical of the equity markets. David Rosenberg recently released his 10 reasons why the rally is over and Meredith Whitney says the market is again at risk of a downturn. But there is perhaps no one more skeptical of the rally as the ...
Started 4 weeks, 1 day ago (2009-12-09 05:19:49)
by landm19
RICHARD RUSSELL EXPECTS THE NEXT DOWNTURN TO BE “VICIOUS” 9 December 2009 by TPC 0 Comments Despite the incredible 60% rally and chatter of a new secular bull market many investors remain highly skeptical of the equity markets. David Rosenberg recently released his 10 reasons why the rally is over and Meredith Whitney says the market is again at risk of a downturn. But there is perhaps no one ...
Started 1 month ago (2009-12-08 12:47:00)
by stoneranger0
from Richard Russell yesterday... ?Over Lowry?s 76-year history, no major market top has formed without being prefaced by at least several months of rising Selling Pressure. But currently, Selling Pressure has been recording new lows in a downtrend dating to the Index?s peak in March. Therefore, absent a sustained rise in Selling Pressure, the probabilities are against the formation of a major ...
Started 1 month ago (2009-12-04 09:00:00)
by stoneranger0
From Richard Russell last night... I've seen a lot of big bull markets, but this gold bull market contains probably the most persistent and relentless advance I've ever seen. And I ask myself, what's going on, and what does this mean? Here's what I think. Gold topped out in January 1980 at a price of 850 per ounce. After that, gold sunk into a long bear market that took gold down to 295...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-27 15:44:00)
by stoneranger0
From Richard Russell yesterday. Gold ? There?s still loads of scepticism about the rising price of gold and the bull market in gold. It?s been so long since the US public (since 1971) realized the gold was real, Constitutional money, that they don?t know what to make of the gold action. They think gold near $1200 an ounce is expensive and they?d rather have dollar bills. I?ve coined the phrase, ...
Started 1 month, 1 week ago (2009-11-27 15:28:52)
by Enfield1917
Richard is one of the most respected investment letter writers and has been for a very, very long time: Richard Russell On Gold November 25, 2009 --From yesterday's Associated Press: "Demand for gold held up as investors looked for safe places to park their cash. Gold is seen as both an alternative to a weak dollar and a safe-haven investment because of its ...
Started 3 days, 6 hours ago (2010-01-04 12:22:00)
by bull_dozer
Learn from the rich man Richard Russell snippet Dow Theory Letters posted Jan 4, 2010 And what will history say about the year 2009? Oh, that was the year when the Masters of the Universe on Wall Street who were "too big to fail" got even bigger, even as they gulped down billions in taxpayers' money and passed out bonuses. And that was the year when the US public got shafted (meaning ...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-31 13:58:00)
by bigjake59
There's not much inflation where I live either but, and a big but, there are 2 things that could happen in the future to our economy(money), deflation or inflation. My thoughts it will be inflation. All the items in your post could double in price in one years time and most likely will IMO. We need to change our political leaders. They are on the wrong course. Have a very Happy New Year, jake...
Started 1 week ago (2009-12-31 12:47:00)
by capital_4_gains
Big Jake: There is not much inflation. Prices of everything would have totally collapsed if not supported by the funny money. The inflation rate is not skyrocketing because it is offsetting the massive deflation that would have otherwise occurred. In time, inflation will show up if the fed doesn't reverse some of its policies. I am sure they will. Where i live: ...
