Over the past thirty years two markets have evolved, the consumer market and the financial market. Somehow the FED has decided that it can play games with both through monetary input. The current Financial Market game, QE2, is an example…Continue Reading →
This is the theme that we have been trying to illustrate for a long time, and have been focusing on since the QE2 talk started in early September. The fact that Washington lets Ben Bernanke run the world is a…Continue Reading →
Cramer is mad, that is what he said last night on his CNBC show. He is mad at the market, he is sad at what it is doing to his investors. He said it should be continuing higher, the economy…Continue Reading →
If you read or see nothing else for the next year, you need to see the documentary “Inside Job” that is currently playing in the theaters. It is about the boom and bust of the economy and markets that we…Continue Reading →
Until the events of yesterday and today I held hope that the current portion of the 17.6 year long cycle (2000 to 2017) had seen its stock market low in 2009. That is no longer the case. As an investor…Continue Reading →
1. The Long 17.6 Year Economic Macro Cycle which had a small chance of being short circuited by strong financial measures is now a high probability major crash situation over the next three years. 2. Major Change to a country does…Continue Reading →
In many ways I am more disillusioned in the politics of this country than the day that George Bush had Colin Powell lie in front of the UN about weapons of mass destruction. I was part of the rebellious group…Continue Reading →
What does that mean? To me it means most of the undecided voters are on the left. My guess is that when push comes to shove, 75 % will go Democrat in the ballot box next week. It could be…Continue Reading →
There is no question that the dominant factors since this market rally started on September 1 are the election and QE2. The sentiment is strongly for big Republican gains and a forceful QE2 posture. Whether or not these positions are ratified…Continue Reading →
We all know the supposed economic issues weighing on the dollar with the Fed direction being number one. What I would like to review today is my current view on the dollar from a partisan political standpoint. To me the…Continue Reading →