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Lots have been said about “Government Sachs” – also not escaping the eyes of the cartoonists. [...] 
“Falling off a cliff – this would be a good technical description of what the US Dollar Index looks like,” said Peter Greene in this guest contribution. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) 2012 U.S. Dollar Outlook: How to Play A Short-Term Rally (Money Morning, 1/20/12) Why the Current US Dollar Chart Tells a Drastically Different Story than the World’s Financial ... (the Underground Investor, 5/21/09) Unseen in Main Stream Media: Ron Paul Warns of International Currency (The Prudent Investor - Seeing To..., 1/16/12)
The book “The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World” by Niall Ferguson is now available in a full-length four-part documentary. Known for his intellectual firepower, Ferguson is a historian who specializes in financial and economic history and teaches at Harvard. The Ascent of Money is well researched and especially relevant for putting the current financial crisis in historical context. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Rising Government Bond Rates Push Eurozone Debt Crisis to the Precipice of Collapse (Money Morning, 11/18/11) North Dakota Edges U.S. Closer to Energy Independence… and Double-Digit Returns in a Flat Market (Investment U, 12/7/11) Too Nothing, Too Late (Expected Returns, 12/3/11)
This post features David Rosenberg arguing in favor of bond yields staying low for an extended period of time. Will Rosie be on the money? I am not so sure … [...] More on this topic (What's this?) A Misconception about the Value of Bonds (Michael James on Money, 1/18/12) Rising Government Bond Rates Push Eurozone Debt Crisis to the Precipice of Collapse (Money Morning, 11/18/11) North Dakota Edges U.S. Closer to Energy Independence… and Double-Digit Returns in a Flat Market (Investment U, 12/7/11)  By Prieur du Plessis, on July 15th, 2009 posted in: Investment, Markets, Money  6 people had their say - chime in!
I regularly monitor the breath of the stock market, or so-called market “internals”, for guidance regarding the most likely direction for equities. This is worthwhile research as I have often seen breadth leading price. Few breadth studies are as insightful as that provided by Lowry Research, as reported in this post by Richard Russell of Dow Theory Letters fame. [...] More on this topic (What's this?) Lowry’s Buying Power Index nudges record 1933 low (GreenLightAdvisor Views, 7/15/09) In 1933, the American Press Was Proud that Hitler Adopted Its Propaganda Methods. Nothing Has Cha... (George Washington's Blog, 7/22/09) The power to create money rests with Congress (The Swamp Report, 7/27/09) |
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