Financial Sense Newshour Big Picture Archive
10/06/2012
The Lifetime Income Series: Case Study−The Solution to the Springer’s Early RetirementThe conclusion to the Carl and Tish Springer case study on un-planned retirement
Big Picture, Newshour
In this week’s edition of the Lifetime Income Series, Jim concludes his case study on Carl and Tish Springer, and shows how they were able to successfully deal with a sudden early retirement for which they had not planned.
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9/29/2012
Jim Puplava’s Big Picture: The Fiscal CliffHow We Got Here – What This Means
Big Picture, Newshour
In the first segment of this week’s Big Picture, Jim takes an in-depth look at the so-called Fiscal Cliff that is due to arrive in January 2013. Jim discusses how we got to this point, and what it means to the economy once the various tax increases and spending cuts associated with the Fiscal Cliff take effect. Jim also answers your Q-Calls in this segment.
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Jim Puplava's Big Picture: Don't Fight The FedAlso on the Big Picture: Beating The Banks (Part 3)
Big Picture, Newshour
In this segment of the Big Picture, Jim begins with “Don’t Fight the Fed”, and discusses the recent decision by the Fed to move to “open-ended” Quantitative Easing, spending $40 billion a month buying mortgage-backed securities, indefinitely. He will discuss the investor implications of this decision, and how fighting the Fed’s actions is usually not a good strategy. In “Beating The Banks (part 3)” Jim looks at how to deploy your money more efficiently, and to not let the banks take advantage of you with interest rate spreads while your money earns next to nothing.
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Big Picture, Newshour
In this week’s edition of The Lifetime Income Series, Jim offers a retirement planning case study on the factors that go into taking a lump-sum distribution or an annuity, or perhaps some combination of the two.
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9/28/2012
JKC de Courcy: Looking More Like An Israeli Strike On IranCamp David Accords Jeopardized by Upheaval in Egypt
Big Picture, Guest Expert, Premium
Jim welcomes back JKC de Courcy, Chief Executive of Courcy’s Intelligence Service in London, and publisher of Courcy’s Intelligence Brief. Mr. de Courcy sees more evidence of an Israeli strike on Iran ahead, and likely without any assistance from the United States. He also sees the continuing turmoil in the Middle East leading to more dictators getting overthrown, and the potential break-up of a number of Middle East countries. Mr. de Courcy notes that Islam is at war with the West, and with itself. Turning to Asia, he sees Japan moving to closer ties with Russia and beginning to move away from its military posture of pacifism, all in response to a growing threat from China, which just launched its first aircraft carrier.
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9/22/2012
Technician Ralph Acampora: Bull Market Climbing The Proverbial “Wall Of Worry”Also, Ryan Puplava with the Market Wrap-up and Rob Bernard with the Fixed Income Report
Big Picture, Newshour
Jim welcomes back legendary technician Ralph Acampora, Director of Tactical Investments at Altaira Wealth Management. Ralph believes the big cap stocks are in a new bull market, and the markets continue to climb the proverbial "wall of worry." He sees the financial stocks leading the way currently, and bonds in bubble territory. Ralph also notes many individual and institutional investors are on the sideline, which is the wrong place to be. Also in this segment, Ryan Puplava has this week’s Market Wrap-up and Rob Bernard looks at bonds in the Fixed Income Report.
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Jim Puplava’s Big Picture: How We Got Into This MessAlso on the Big Picture: The Economics of Inflation
Big Picture, Newshour
In this week’s first Big Picture topics, Jim looks at "How we got into this mess" as he traces the fateful changes to our economic system made over 40 years ago in 1971. In his second Big Picture topic, Jim analyzes the "Economics of Inflation."
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Jim Puplava’s Big Picture: Beating The Bank (Part 2)Also, FSN Foreign Correspondent Erik Townsend concludes the Greener Pasture Tour
Big Picture, Newshour
In this segment of the Big Picture, Jim continues his theme from last week, "Beating the Bank," to further discuss ways to create yield in a zero-interest rate world, as well as think more like bankers and beat them at their own game. Also in this segment, Jim speaks with FSN Foreign Correspondent Erik Townsend in the conclusion of his Greener Pasture Tour, as they discuss some of the best options in relocating overseas, as well as the pros and cons.
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The Lifetime Income Series: Retirement Planning−Pension ConsiderationsConsiderations of taking a lump sum pension or a lifetime annuity
Big Picture, Newshour
In this week’s installment of the Lifetime Income Series, Jim focuses in on the choices and considerations of receiving a pension at retirement. Should one choose to take the pension as a lump sum if that option is available, or would it be better to take it as a lifetime annuity? Jim clarifies the often confusing choices that many people face as they retire.
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9/15/2012
Technician Tracy Knudsen: Still Cautious On Stocks Until Proven OtherwiseAlso, Ryan Puplava with the Market Wrap-up and Rob Bernard with the Fixed Income Report
Big Picture, Newshour
Jim welcomes technician Tracy Knudsen CMT, Senior Analyst at Lowry Research Corporation, back to the program. Tracy is still somewhat cautious with regard to higher stock prices in the near term. Her indicators have not yet turned fully bullish, so her outlook for stocks at this level is still one of caution. Also in this segment, Ryan Puplava looks back at this eventful week, particularly the Federal Reserve announcement of more QE in his Market Wrap-up report. Rob Bernard reports on this week in the fixed income markets. Last, but certainly not least, Jim answers your Q-Calls in this segment of the program.
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