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In the eyes of many Americans, “Sweden” is shorthand for everything we don’t want America to become. It’s a tradition that goes back some way. In the 1965 movie I’ll Take Sweden , Bob Hope is an executive whose company sends him to Sweden, and he takes his teenage daughter...
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Global Emerging Markets (GEMs)
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Chip Krakoff
on
10-01-2009
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Filed under: Volvo, Skanska, Saab, car industry takeover, Sweden, socialism, health care reform, SKF, Ericsson, Electrolux, bailout, pension reform, nanny state, GM, Ford
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In This Issue: Mixed Economic Signals Worry Investors Another Kind Of Bailout Is Also A Concern A New Economic Reality Is Emerging For Efficient Companies, Slow Growth Can Be Profitable Your Best Strategy Now Three Analysts And A Fool Have Recommended This Stock The Bottom Line This Week In our last...
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It has long been my contention that we are entering an extraordinary period of time in which using historical analogies to plot market behavior is going to become increasingly problematical. In short, the analogies, the past performance if you will, all break down because the underlying economic backdrop...
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Your Daily Profit May 5, 2009 *****Stress Tests are a Joke *****The New Bailout *****How to Profit from Toxic Assets Bank Stress Test Profits The Feds continue to leak info about the Stress Test on banks. Some will do fine, others will be forced to sell off mortgage assets for pennies on the dollar....
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Daily Profit
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Ian Wyatt
on
05-05-2009
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Filed under: Obama, Ian Wyatt, recovery, bailout, taxpayer, bank bailout, Geithner, unemployment, Congress, Treasury, stress test
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Your Daily Profit April 22, 2009 *****The Quiet Coup *****Newsletter Advisors Fellow investor, Toxic Asset Profits In Act 1 of the Recession, AIG "whiz kid" Joseph Cassano killed the US economy with risky, hyper leveraged investments, while pocketing hundreds of millions for himself. Now the...
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IN THIS ISSUE: Editors Note – The Fed Bails Out Insurance Companies The Case for Aggressive Allocations Third Day Advisors Scotia Partners Combining Both Programs Editor's Note - Bailouts for Insurance Companies Just hours after I sent you last week's E-Letter which alerted you to the serious...
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Dear Readers, In the March 6, 2009 edition of this missive/blog/column/whatever you want to call it, I listed three "Desperate Measures" the U.S. government might turn to next in its futile attempt to rearrange the ruined economy into something more resembling a perfect world. Suspend "mark...
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The Room
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David Galland
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04-03-2009
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Filed under: Interest Rates, Credit Crisis, Inflation, Gold, China, Bailout, Taxes, Bad Bank, International Monetary Fund, Mark to Market, G20, IMF
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IN THIS ISSUE: Finally a Little Good News for the Economy Geithner's Latest Toxic Asset Bank Bailout Does the PPIP Have Any Chance of Working? Fed to Buy $300 Billion in Treasuries & a Lot More CBO Assessment of Obama's Record 2010 Budget Conclusions, Market Implications & What to Do...
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Forecasts & Trends
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Gary D. Halbert
on
03-31-2009
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Filed under: Gary D. Halbert, The Fed, GDP, Credit Crisis, Recession, Barack Obama, Deficit, Bailout, Economy, Timothy Geithner, Profutures, Treasuries, PPIP
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Dear Reader, The Las Vegas taxi driver was an old fifty-something, with a mullet hanging out of the back of his battered baseball cap and a potato sack gut hanging over his belt. Having driven a cab myself, long ago and far away, I habitually engage in cabbie chat, as I did now. “So, how’s biz?” “Horrible...
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Unintended Consequences The I-Factor Rating Agencies Gone Wild Knights to the Rescue Rules have consequences. And sometimes they have unintended consequences. If I told you that the US government was going to give multiple tens of billions of taxpayer dollars to hedge funds and private investors, you...
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.........But First, A Word From Our Sponsor.......... Our 3rd Quarter numbers are in. And the news-as expected-is quite good. Thanks to our balanced business model, EverBank® continues to grow and prosper despite challenging market conditions. During the 3rd Quarter of 2008, we solidified our place as...
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Daily Pfennig
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Chuck Butler
on
03-02-2009
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Filed under: Employment, Dollar, Bailout, Euro, Canada, Carry Trade, GDP, Eurozone, AIG, Eastern Europe, John Taylor
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In This Issue: The Federal Bailout Is A Mixed Bag Capitulation May Have Been Reached Some Blue Chip Stocks Will Win Blue Ribbons A Speculation Is Also Attractive Gold Regains Its Appeal, But There Are Problems An Economic Indicator That We Can Love The Bottom Line This Week Since our last newsletter...
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***Back in Time ***The $2.9 Trillion Gap ***Microsoft's Glitch Fellow Investor, Seems like every day we dial the clock back another year or two. Friday, stocks closed at levels not seen since 2000. Yesterday, it was 1997. By the end of the week, we might be in yet another different decade. But I...
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Daily Profit
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Ian Wyatt
on
02-25-2009
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Filed under: stimulus package, sector, Ian Wyatt, Investor Forum, stimulus plan, bailout, bank bailout, small cap, MSFT, Microsoft, GDP
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IN THIS ISSUE: Federal Bailouts Surpassing $10 Trillion Government Finance 101 Who Will Buy All This New Debt? Bernanke: Crank Up The Printing Presses Real Storm Clouds On The Horizon Conclusions – Not Many I Can Find Introduction Over the last two weeks, I have discussed at some length President Obama's...
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Forecasts & Trends
by
Gary D. Halbert
on
02-24-2009
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Filed under: Gary D. Halbert, The Fed, Recession, Barack Obama, Ben Bernanke, Bailout, Globalization, Deflation, Timothy Geithner, Government Spending, Government Debt