Market Focus: Economy
Recent Editorials on Economy
- May 24 Realigning Markets & Economy by Dock Treece
- May 24 Will There Be Stimulus? by James J Puplava CFP
- May 24 Sorting Out the “Fiscal Cliff” Issue by Asha Bangalore
- May 22 The Economy, the Fed, Gold, and Gold Shares by George Karahalios
- May 22 It’s Time to Sweat the Small Stuff by Brian Pretti CFA
- May 22 JPMorgan’s Senior Officers’ Addiction to Gambling on Derivatives by William K Black PhD
- May 17 Conference Board Leading Economic Index: First Decline in Seven Months by Doug Short
- May 17 20 Global Implications of French Presidential Election by Daniel Amerman CFA
- May 15 The Clash of Generations by John Mauldin
- May 15 University 2.0 — Revolution in Education by Monty Guild
- May 15 Acknowledging the Arrival of Peak Government by Charles Hugh Smith
- May 14 California Deficit Soars to $16 Billion by Michael Shedlock
- May 10 The Mother of All Hooks by Russ Winter
- May 10 A Tale of Two Stocks and Two Economies by Clif Droke
- May 08 Is California the Bow of the Titanic? by Cris Sheridan
Recent Newshours on Economy
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Louis-Vincent Gave: Greece Likely to Exit the Euro
May 25
Jim is pleased to welcome back Louis-Vincent Gave, CEO at GaveKal Research in Hong Kong. Louis believes that Greece will ultimately exit the Euro, and the ECB will then ease massively to stem the tide of bank runs in other at-risk European countries. He sees opportunities in US blue chip stocks.
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Rick Santelli on the War Between the States−Tax Too Much and People Will Leave
May 24
Jim is pleased to welcome back CNBC’s Rick Santelli to discuss how many large states such as California and Illinois are increasing both deficit-spending and taxes, driving out job creators to more business and tax-friendly states. Rick notes that if the light bulbs don’t come on soon for many state legislatures, the lights of commerce will continue to go off, or move to a more welcoming state.
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Brian Pretti: Three Major Macro Events in June−More QE On The Way?
May 22
Jim welcomes back Brian Pretti this week to discuss three major macro events that could move the markets in June. The Federal Reserve could announce the next round of QE, the Greek elections could change the political landscape in Europe and the Supreme Court decision on health care legislation could impact the elections in November.
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Jim Puplava’s Big Picture: “Three Macro Events That Could Become the Catalyst of Global QE”
May 19
In this segment Jim looks at the catalyst for global QE. He also continues with Part Two of "Keeping the Faith" and talks about when to sell, when to hedge, and what to do now with gold stocks. Jim also answers more of your Q-Calls.
