Asher Edelman was a guest yesterday on CNBC’s Fast Money. Asher for those of you that don’t know him has been a factor in investment and markets since the early 1980’s. Here is his response to a question on who…Continue Reading →
In watching the Donald’s one hour summation of the primary election, the country, and everyone who doesn’t get it, i.e. “The Stupid Babies”, I do have to marvel at how he can spin a tale that has just enough correctness…Continue Reading →
The time back before the mid-1980’s, a time when fundamentals mattered. A time when the ramp up economics after WWII had to be brought back to reality by Paul Volcker when inflation got out of hand. This was a time…Continue Reading →
The Bounce to 1993 in the S&P index is the gift bounce for which we have been hoping since the 1812 area held on the last decline. The employment report today showed that the shuffle economy is in full force….Continue Reading →
Everyone will be getting involved this week. China, Japan, Europe, and the U.S. The drive to keep free trading markets at bay continues. That is translating into some Dollar strength, bounce up in the S&P, and sell off in T-Bonds…Continue Reading →
They have been two different worlds since June of 2009 when the market survived the crash. Reality has seemed to fold into artificiality with the advent of quantitative easing and now negative interest rates in parts of the globe. Anything…Continue Reading →
It appears that many of our readers are in a good position for what is evolving. It has been two years since the early Macro signals for a market rollover appeared. Just looking at a couple of our Tracking Funds…Continue Reading →
It’s Foggy Out There or is it the FED Cloud ? This week feels like a strange week, maybe for a lack of a better descriptor, foggy. We do have the NH Primary today and the question keeps being asked…Continue Reading →
For anyone who is a regular reader of this blog, you know that I believe the FED tried to do something that it is incapable of achieving when it implemented QE2 and QE3. It would appear that the FED now…Continue Reading →
At some point she may learn what has been constantly thrown in her face. That is : 1) Extremely low interest rates do not boost real growth. and furthermore: 2) Extremely low interest rates should be used as a temporary solution…Continue Reading →