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Market Observation
3 Sep 2010
Of late there has been a lot of attention on the Hindenburg Omen and the excessive number of 90% volume days. I’ve been receiving e-mails and phone calls asking me about this and how it affects my work. In short, it doesn’t. Here’s why.
Featured Editorial
4 Sep 2010
As far as economic advisers are concerned: The best of the worst is gone. We are left with the worst. The government can lead, follow - or in this case - just get in the way.
David Walker was right: Our biggest deficit is our leadership deficit.
FS Staff "Must Reads"
Market Focus Editorials
Commodities
Agri-Food Thoughts September 3rd
by Ned W Schmidt C...
3 Sep 2010
One road to wealth is to only own those assets for which the price is rising. That seems to be a...
Economy
Weighing In On The Week's Economic Reports!
by Sy Harding
3 Sep 2010
Were this week's few encouraging economic reports really enough to even offset the week's...
Energy
Oil’s Out - Find Out What’s In
by Marin Katusa
1 Sep 2010
The International Energy Association (IEA) has spoken. What the world needs now is a clean energy...
Global/Int'l
What's Past is Prologue
by JR Nyquist
3 Sep 2010
Once upon a time there was a nation, free and proud. It was armed and ready for war. Its warriors...
Markets
ICI Mutual Fund Statistics
by Carl Swenlin
3 Sep 2010
The Investment Company Institute (ici.org) compiles statistics on mutual funds and publishes them...
Storm Watch
Peak Denial About Peak Oil
by James Quinn
3 Sep 2010
The myopic view of the world by politicians, the mainstream media and the American public in...
FS Exclusive Editorials
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Inflection Points!
by Steven Bauer
4 Sep 2010
For your consideration and evaluation, a series on my Inflection Points.
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Best of the Worst
by D Sherman Okst
4 Sep 2010
As far as economic advisers are concerned: The best of the worst is gone. We are left with the worst. The government can lead, follow - or in this...
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What's Past is Prologue
by JR Nyquist
3 Sep 2010
Once upon a time there was a nation, free and proud. It was armed and ready for war. Its warriors were battle-ready and disciplined. But the leaders...
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Why Most Investors and Nearly All Traders Lose Money!
by Steven Bauer
3 Sep 2010
Fourth in my series Asset Allocation.
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Updating My Least Favorite Sectors...
by Steven Bauer
2 Sep 2010
For your consideration and evaluation, a series on my 15 Sectors and 93 Industry Groups.
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Investing in the Face of Structural Economic Changes
by Hans Wagner
1 Sep 2010
Faced with unemployment and underemployment running at 17 percent, the “Great Recession” is following a pattern that suggests the developed countries...
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The Social Security Solution is Simple
by Barry Ferguson
31 Aug 2010
Social Security can be saved. We just have to use the right scam!
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Ben “Willy-Nilly” Bernanke
by D Sherman Okst
31 Aug 2010
On November 21, 2002 Bernanke delivered a speech titled “Deflation: Making Sure "It" Doesn't Happen Here”. Despite saying he wouldn’t...
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Are Stock Bears Doomed?
by Bob Clark
29 Aug 2010
Negative sentiment is reaching levels seen at major turning points. Do the majority have it wrong again? Lets see what might be the next move in the...
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Velocity – Armageddon Antidotes
by Deepcaster
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Video
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27 Aug 2010
Many traders get so involved with the market on a daily or even an intraday basis, that they somehow lose out on the bigger picture. Weekly charts are enormously helpful in giving clues to the future direction of the market.
In today's video we examine one of the biggest markets in the world, the S&P 500, using a weekly chart.
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