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Six-Month Seasonality Turns Favorable

A new six-month period of favorable seasonality has begin. Expect a positive outcome, but pay attention to the primary trend.

The Lack of Foresight Report: Why Can't We Do Better?

Finance experts apparently have no idea just exactly what High-Frequency Trading is. If they did, they would not conflate this practice with the computer revolution that has swept Wall St.

U.S. Consumer Confidence and Jobs Numbers

U.S. consumer confidence has just been reported as having risen in October to its highest level since early 2008.

Corleone Market

With another bullish reversal the broad market picture has gone back to uncertain. Over the past week or two the major indices (Dow and S&P) had come under significant bearish pressure.

Why Gold will Benefit from the Global Debt Crisis

Investors often ask how the gold price can appreciate during a deflationary debt crisis. In this article we'll discover the ways gold will benefit from the global debt crisis due to accelerate in 2013-14.

To Infinity and Beyond

America is more bankrupt, leveraged and vulnerable than Europe. And to finance its debt, one branch of the state (Treasury) borrows money from another branch of the state (the Federal Reserve) and everybody thinks this is the norm – they call it quantitative easing (QE) as the Fed embarks on a third round which could eclipse the first one’s trillion dollar cost pushing America closer to the fiscal cliff on their mountain of debt.

Investors Are Not Dumb

By Sy Harding

It's become popular to refer to corporate insiders, institutions, hedge fund managers and other professionals as 'smart money'. The implication then becomes that non-professional investors must therefore be dumb. Nothing could be further from the truth.

Short Consolidation Resolves Upward

As New York City and other parts of the northeast begin to recover from the hurricane, the market may have started its own recovery. It opened up and stayed up the remainder of the day.

Debt and Deficits - Killing Economic Prosperity

What is really causing the economic malaise that the U.S. faces today? Most economists believe that it is the lack of aggregate demand that is causing the problem which can be rectified by continued deficit spending.

On the Brink of Global Recession

The Global Economy is on the brink of a recession with 58% of 29 OECD countries experiencing business cycle contractions. The chart below shows OECD defined global contractions (grey shaded areas) together with the percentage of 29 OECD member countries experiencing slowdowns.

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