Market Focus: Global/International
Recent Editorials on Global Issues
- May 23 Ahead of the Euro Area Summit – The Pressure Mounts by Pater Tenebrarum
- May 23 Pocket of Strength: Turkey Retail Stocks Rally by Frank Holmes
- May 21 Dr. Frankenstein’s Europe by John Mauldin
- May 21 The Unraveling in Europe by JR Nyquist
- May 21 The Jig Is Up by Douglas Noland
- May 21 Things That Make You Go Hmmm... by Grant Williams
- May 18 China: Two Economic Models and the Ideological Divide in Chongqing by John Mauldin
- May 18 Europe’s Depressing Prospects by Michael Pettis
- May 17 Germany Accepts Inflation to Save the Eurozone by Monty Guild
- May 17 What Will a Greek Default Mean for You? by Jeff Rubin
- May 17 20 Global Implications of French Presidential Election by Daniel Amerman CFA
- May 17 A Surprising Conversation with Athens by Bruce Krasting
- May 17 Greece: Please Go Bankrupt, Fast! by Ned W Schmidt CFA
- May 16 What Will Happen to Greece and Gold? by Julian Phillips
- May 15 The Quiet Revolt by Richard Russell
Recent Newshours on Global Issues
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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.
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Jeremy Gray: Gold Stocks Look Attractive for a Major Bounce
May 16
Jim welcomes Jeremy Gray, Managing Director and Head of Global Resources at Standard Chartered Bank. Jeremy is looking for a squeeze in the resource shares after the recent 3-month underperformance. He finds that gold shares look especially attractive for a major bounce. Jeremy also sees China playing a major role in future gold consumption, as both its central bank and vast populace continue to buy physical gold for a variety of reasons.
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Technician Charles Nenner: Stock Market Still Correcting−S&P 1325 A Critical Level
May 12
Jim welcomes noted technician Charles Nenner to the program. Charles sees further correction in the stock market, with S&P 1325 a critical level. He also believes the gold and silver bull market is still intact, but we could see lower levels this summer. Charles also sees the bond market staging one more significant rally before a 30-year bear market begins. He is also quite bearish on Europe. In addition, Ryan Puplava has this week’s Market Wrap-up and Rob Bernard checks in with the Fixed Income Report.
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Dr. Jim Walker: China in for a Hard Landing; Worst Yet to Come for Europe
May 11
Jim is pleased to welcome back Dr. Jim Walker, Founder and Managing Director at Asianomics Limited in Hong Kong. Walker sees a likely hard landing for China, and severe trouble ahead for Europe. He also believes that gold will not react until after the November presidential elections, when the fiscal realities of 2013 take center stage.
