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Industrials and the Return of Alpha

By Ryan Puplava CMT05/09/2013

After a brief consolidation in March and April, industrial stocks and the transports are headed back towards their highs or higher. 3M Co, Union Pacific, Honeywell Intl, Boeing Co, Deere & Co, GATX Corp, CSX Corp, Kansas City Southern, Alaska Air, Norfolk Southern, and many other mid- and small-cap companies within the sector are touching all-time highs or breaking out.

It’s Easy to Be Depressed When No One Loves You

By Chris Puplava05/08/2013

As was highlighted in last week's article, the key theme since 2011 has been declining inflation and economic growth rates. Lower inflation and weak economic growth is not the environment that favors investments in commodities or commodity-sensitive currencies (CAD, AUD).

Is Present Monetary Policy Rational?

By Detlev S Schlichter05/08/2013

While the stance of monetary policy around the world has, on any conceivable measure, been extreme, by which I mean unprecedentedly accommodative, the question of whether such a policy is indeed sensible and rationale has not been asked much of late.

Monetization on Steroids

By John Butler05/08/2013

Back in mid-March I made the latest of my somewhat rare specific, near-term market predictions, in this case that a US stock market correction or even a crash was imminent. Now some six weeks and a further 5% rally later, I revisit this view.

Don’t Sell in May: Reasons to Extend Your Stay

By Frank Holmes05/08/2013

During the first week of May every year, the maxim, “Sell in May and Go Away,” gets taken out, dusted off and powered up as a reason to sell stocks.

The “Benign” Print-Fest Races On

By Bill Fleckenstein05/07/2013

Overnight markets were higher, led by Japan, which gained 3.5%. The Reserve Bank of Australia joined the worldwide easy money party last night, as it dropped rates by 25 basis points.

The Latest Chapter in Japan’s Amazing Market Drama

By Doug Short05/07/2013

Japan's Nikkei 225 has been on a tear of late and is now up 73.8% from its interim low in November of 2011. Its Monday gain of 3.55% puts the index up 36.41% in 2013.

The Faux Battle Over Online Sales Taxes

By Karl Denninger05/07/2013

The Senate has passed, sending to The House, a bill that would impose a requirement that online merchants submit to state tax collection in states where they have no physical presence.

The QE Sandpile

By John Mauldin05/07/2013

As kids, we all had the fun of going to the beach and playing in the sand. Remember taking your plastic buckets and making sand piles? Slowly pouring the sand into an ever bigger pile, until one side of the pile started an avalanche?

Another Reason Why Low Interest Rates and QE are Here to Stay

By John Rubino05/07/2013

It’s easy to understand the attraction of things like adjustable-rate mortgages and teaser-rate credit cards. They give you cheap money up front and a few years of breathing room in which to raise your cash flow to cover the eventual higher payments.

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