By John Mauldin | January 29, 2011 In this issue: The Recent GDP Numbers – A Real Statistical Recovery Consumer Spending Rose? Where Was the Income? A Bubble in Complacency Egypt Rosie, Las Vegas, Phuket, and Bangkok This week I had the privilege of being on the same panel with former Comptroller General David Walker more »
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First, Let’s Lower the Bar – John Mauldin’s Weekly E-Letter
Thoughts from the Frontline Weekly Newsletter First, Let’s Lower the Bar by John Mauldin November 12, 2010 In this issue: Health-Care Realities The Chinese Renminbi is Going Down, Not Up First, Let’s Lower the Bar They Need to Borrow How Much? Really? Irish Eyes Are Not Smiling La Jolla, New York and a Forbes Cruise more »
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Robert Prechter: Investing in Extreme Markets – Video (Part 3)
Video (Part 3): Prechter – Investing in Extreme Markets (Note: This interview was originally recorded on September 20, 2010) In the video below, Robert Prechter talks to Yahoo! Finance Tech Ticker host Aaron Task and Henry Blodget about a technical pattern he sees forming in the Dow. Get Up to Speed on Robert Prechter’s Latest more »
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20 Questions with Robert Prechter: Long Decline Ahead
July 2, 2010 By Elliott Wave International The following article is an excerpt from Elliott Wave International’s free report, 20 Questions With Deflationist Robert Prechter. It has been adapted from Prechter’s June 19 appearance on Jim Puplava’s Financial Sense Newshour. Jim Puplava: I want to come back to government spending, but first I want to more »
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Dow and S&P Update: Can We Keep Going Higher?
by Adam Hewison We owe trillions of dollars, but Crude oil is at $86 a barrel, the DOW, S&P, and NASDAQ are making new highs almost everyday and unemployment is officially at 9.7%. Everything is great! Happy days are here again… Right? So is the DOW, S&P, and NASDAQ all going to keep going higher more »
You Still Believe The Fed Can Stop Deflation?
Recent history proves that the Fed’s “control” is just an illusion. By Editorial Staff Think back to the fall of 2007. The deflationary “liquidity crunch” that over the next year-and-a-half cuts the DJIA in half, decimates commodities, real estate and world markets is only starting. Almost no one believes that the crash is coming — more »
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Understanding the Fed: Free 34-page eBook now available
Our friends at Elliott Wave International have just released a free 34-page eBook, Understanding the Fed. It’s the free report the Federal Reserve doesn’t want you to read! This eye-opening free report, which represents more than 10 years of research by Robert Prechter, goes beyond the Fed’s history and government mandate; it digs into the more »
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Secret Economic Indicators
How to find the secret indicators that let you know just how well the economy is really doing, with Mark Zandi, Moody’s, and Jim Bianco, Bianco Research. Indicators include: Vehicle Miles Travelled (Department of Transportation) Number of Truckers (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Wave Principle Crash Course: There’s No Going Back
Free video tutorial available to all Club EWI members By Nico Isaac For over ten decades, the mainstream financial world has embraced the view that external news events drive trend changes in the markets. In less than ten minutes, EWI’s senior tutorial instructor Wayne Gorman shatters that very idea into a fine dust, swept away more »
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