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| Graham Summer - Gains Pains & Capital |
| The SP 500 Poised To Lose $10 Trillion In Value |
| The last two recessions were devastating for the S&P 500.
The dot-com bubble during March 2000 to October 2002 saw the Index drop -49%, while the Global Credit Crisis from October 2007 to March 2009 saw an even greater drop of -57%.
Since then, the S&P 500 has been on fire, gaining 250% and breaking record highs almost daily.
As the old adage goes, “the bigger they are, the harder they fall”. If the S&P loses 57% in the next market crash, that would represent $10 trillion in value lost, and woulWednesday, October 4, 2017 |
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 | Mac Slavo - ShtfPlan |
| Eric Sprott Warns Of Major Sell Off In Gold Mining Stocks As Top ETF Is Forced To Rebalance Holdings… Huge Profits To Follow |
| If you’ve been watching the gold mining sector lately then you may have noticed a recent dip in prices. While this may normally be a sign of problems in the space, as Eric Sprott points out in his latest interview with SGT Report, the reason behind the down-move is actually the opposite of what you may think. As Sprott explains, the popularity of one of the world’s largest gold related Exchange Traded Funds (ETF), the VanEck GDXJ, which is designed specifically to track junior gold mining companMonday, May 8, 2017 |
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 | Jesse - Le Cafe Américain |
| Stocks and Precious Metals Charts - |
| The Fed's minutes came out today, and they were yet mildly hawkish in that vague sort of way that has preceded twenty-nine of the last two actual rate increases.
There is a theory about that because of the failure of the EU and alternatively China, the inflows of monies into dollar assets are bound to continue to drive the major stock indices higher, and will prompt the Fed to raise rates higher than many think.
This is a variant of the 'money on the sidelines' theory that, for whatever reasonThursday, February 23, 2017 |
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 | Clif Droke |
| Dow 20,000: A new beginning…or the beginning of the end |
| After touching the benchmark 20,000 level last month, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has spent the last five weeks in a tight, narrow trading range just under this level.Famed trader Jesse Livermore theorized in his pseudonymous book, Reminiscences of a Stock Operator, that stocks are attracted to major round number levels.In the case of the Dow, the 20,000 level has generated more press and speculation among investors than any number since the formerly mythical 10,000 level was crossed in 199Friday, January 20, 2017 |
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 | Andy Hoffman - Miles Franklin |
| When Will The Biggest Bubble Of All Burst |
| It’s early – very early – Tuesday morning, and it’s one of those rare days when I don’t have something completely urgent, and compelling, to speak of. Don’t get me wrong, the financial world is chock full of urgent, compelling topics. However, at this rare snapshot in time; five hours before Janet Yellen’s semi-annual “Humphrey-Hawkins” Congressional testimony; two days before the BrExit referendum; three days before the COMEX “Commercials” report if they’ve made any progress in covering the aTuesday, June 21, 2016 |
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| Mac Slavo - ShtfPlan |
| Global Strategist Warns: “There Is Insane Speculation… Investors Are Fleeing To Safety… A Lot Of Unknowns” |
| Over the course of the last six weeks major companies around the world have reported significant drops in sales and consumer sentiment. By all accounts, the global economy is coming to a standstill. But somehow financial markets continue to hover near all-time highs. That a day of reckoning is coming is a foregone conclusion. Something is wrong and highly renowned global strategist Marin Katusa explains that the insanity is just beginning:
People have to understand how fast and vicious the moneyThursday, May 19, 2016 |
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 | Steve Saville - Speculative Investor |
| The proverbial "cash on the sidelines" |
| One of the most ridiculous arguments in favour of a rising stock market is that there is a large amount of cash on the sidelines. Regardless of the stock market's actual prospects, this argument will always be complete nonsense.The reason is that all of the cash in the economy - every single dollar of it - is always effectively on the sidelines, because money must always be held by someone. Money never goes into any market; it just gets shuffled around bThursday, January 21, 2016 |
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 | The Gold Report |
| Casey Gathers Top Gold Experts to Share Secrets for Making Money in Any Market |
| When the bears are attacking and "stuckholders" are looking for shelter, that is the time to call on the experts who have found a way to make money in up and down years. In this excerpt from the Casey Research "Going Vertical" webinar, The Gold Report shares inside secrets from Pierre Lassonde, Rick Rule, Jeff Clark, Doug Casey, Frank Holmes and Louis James as they call out their favorite picks of yesterday and today. (Click here to watch it now.)
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 | Louis James - Casey Research |
| The Tide Has Turned |
| After a rough year, the 2015 Vancouver Resource Investment Conference was predictably smaller than the 2014 edition. Despite that and the grueling volatility of 2014, the mood of the crowd seemed significantly more optimistic to me.
So I asked my audience—a group of several hundred saints who got up way too early on a Sunday morning—how many of them thought gold had bottomed. About a third of the audience put their hands up. I asked how many thought that if the bottom wasn’t behind us, it wasTuesday, January 20, 2015 |
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 | Chris Ciovacco - Ciovacco Capital Management |
| Central Banks May Limit Severity Of Any Stock Market Correction |
| Pullbacks Do Not Always Come When Crowd Expects
Markets must climb a wall of worry. The long-time expression on the Street
is backed by common sense. If investors are worried, then it stands to reason
that they may have kept some money on the sidelines for the pullback they "know" is
coming soon. Conversely, if investors were theoretically 100% confident that
stocks would push higher, then everyone would be fully invested. Worry means
cash is available to provide buying power. 100% conWednesday, November 6, 2013 |
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| The Gold Report |
| Physical Gold and Paper Gold Battling for Supremacy: Brien Lundin |
| In your latest newsletter, you advocate that gold investors pay close attention to the Federal Reserve meeting taking place on June 18. What are you looking for out of that meeting?
Brien Lundin: The main driver for gold right now is quantitative easing (QE). An investor trying to figure out where the gold market is heading in the near to intermediate term needs to focus on QE. Investors should look for clues to the future prospects of the Fed's QE program?that's what's going tThursday, June 13, 2013 |
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| The Gold Report |
| Physical Gold and Paper Gold Battling for Supremacy: Brien Lundin |
| The recent drop in gold prices is a confirmation, or a revelation, to investors of the battle between the physical and paper gold markets. In this interview with The Gold Report, Brien Lundin, editor of Gold Newsletter, predicts the timing of a handoff from Asian physical demand to Western speculative demand and assesses the readiness of the junior market to respond to a revival in commodity prices. Plus, in a tip to Father's Day, he discusses his efforts to groom the next generation of investorWednesday, June 12, 2013 |
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| The Gold Report |
| Mike Berry's New Secret for Finding Winners—Optionality |
| You will not find it in the dictionary, but a company's "optionality"—the condition of having choices—signals its chances of success according to Dr. Michael Berry. In this Gold Report interview, Berry, the editor of Morning Notes and discoveryinvesting.com, talks about junior mining firms in Nevada and Mexico that display optionality and sustainability in a market stuck in the mire.
The Gold Report: Dr. Berry, the market for junior mining stories is coWednesday, February 27, 2013 |
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 | Ty Andros - traderview |
| TedBits Newsletter: October 2012 - Volume 1 |
| Counterfeit economies
Waves of Insolvency
Canaries in the Coalmine
Misery Spread Widely
Bombs...er...bonds, the ultimate Malinvestment
The Mayan calendar points to the end of the world coming in December. It may
not end on that date but major disruptions can be anticipated. CENTRAL banks
have fully uncorked the printing presses to meet the waves of insolvency set
to STRIKE the banksters, public servants and the elites. Transferring your
wealth to themselves and their something fFriday, October 26, 2012 |
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| The Gold Report |
| Is $1,740 Gold a Blip or a Trend Notes from the Casey Research Summit |
| When the price of gold shot up 2% Friday to settle at $1,738/ounce the first day of Casey Research's "Navigating the Politicized Economy" Summit, the faculty and attendees all had their own interpretation of what the metal was saying about the macroeconomy and the future of their portfolios.
The 3% increase for the week (13% on the positive side since the low of $1,526/oz in May) was attributed at least in part to a lackluster U.S. jobs report that coMonday, September 10, 2012 |
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 | Eric Coffin - Hard Rock Analyst |
| The Curse |
| It's that time of year again. Thirty five thousand people descended on Toronto
to take part in the largest mining industry confab in the world. The PDAC has
become famous for the broad range of attendees, the numerous parties and the
gouging by local hotel operators. In case you only go to Toronto for PDAC,
$500 a night is not the usual price for a three star hotel in Hog Town.
For resource stock investors, the PDAC famous for something more sinister;
the "PDAC Curse". So far this montThursday, March 22, 2012 |
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 | Michael J. Panzner - Financial Armageddon |
| Just Tell Me When |
| .Tuesday, August 3, 2010 |
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| Michael J. Panzner - Financial Armageddon |
| Still Here |
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