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We asked our researchers a question recently, “Could Gold rally above $3750 before the end of 2019?”. We wanted to see what type of research they would bring to the table that could support a move like this of nearly 200% from current levels. We wanted to hear what they thought it would take...
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06-07-2019
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The continued upside price move in Gold is a very clear sign that fear is starting to enter the global markets again. We read an article last night that suggested many professional fund managers are preparing for a bigger downside price move as well as expecting the US Fed to potentially decreased interest...
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Chris Vermeulen
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06-05-2019
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Our continued efforts to alert and assist fellow traders to the incredible setups that are currently happening throughout the globe with regards to increased global economic tensions are starting to take root. We are hearing from our readers and follower and we love the comments we are receiving. Near...
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Our research team, at www.TheTechnicalTraders.com , have been pouring over the charts and data to identify what is likely to happen over the next 60+ days in terms of global stock market volatility vs. the US stock market expectations. Recently, we posted a research article highlighting our Adaptive...
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Chris Vermeulen
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05-20-2019
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1. Interest Rates Spike on Fears of Rising Debt & Inflation 2. Global Investors Dumping Bonds & Reaching For Stocks 3. Concerns Over Bonds & Inflation May be Early & Overblown 4. Investors Searching For Yield – Look to Alternative Investments Interest Rates Spike on Fears of Rising...
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IN THIS ISSUE: 1. Another Ho-Hum Unemployment Report For July 2. The Global Economy is Slowing – Implications For the US 3. Policymakers Have Few Options to Spur Economic Growth 4. The Latest Implications For the US Equity Markets 5. The Costly Truth About the New Obama Energy Plan 6. Dodd-Frank...
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IN THIS ISSUE: 1. Could Plunging Oil Prices Portend Something Worse? 2. Worst Week For Dow Jones Stocks Since 2011 3. Americans Finally Turning Bullish on the Economy 4. National Debt Topped $18 Trillion in Late November Overview Today, we touch on several bases. No doubt everyone reading this noticed...
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IN THIS ISSUE: 1. Global Economy Worst in Two Years in New Poll 2. The Global Slowdown Goes Well Beyond Europe 3. Disinflation/Deflation Worries Continue to Intensify 4. Obama Immigration Threat – Will He Really Do It? 5. Obama’s China Climate Deal – Beijing Gets a Pass 6. Obama’s...
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IN THIS ISSUE: 1. April Unemployment Report – Good & Bad News 2. 6.7 Million “Missing Workers” – Where Did They Go? 3. How Americans Really Feel About the Economy 4. Investors’ Long Love Affair With Bonds Continues 5. IMF Lowers Global Growth Forecast For 2013 Overview...
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How much time do you spend keeping up on the business news coming out of China? If you’re like most American investors, the answer is probably zero. That is a big mistake, because China has a big impact on a very large number of U.S. companies in two critical ways: China accounts for a significant...
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As goes January ... so goes the rest of the year. February got off to a rough start, with markets taking a tumble yesterday on revamped concerns about the sovereign-debt crisis in the euro zone. But last month's action is what smart investors should be focusing on right now. In other words, what...
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This week we look at a report called “Working Out of Debt,” about debt and deleveraging, from the McKinsey Global Institute. This is a well-done summary of their longer paper, which has been updated, called “Debt and deleveraging: Uneven progress on the path to growth.” I discussed...
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The European debt crisis is expanding and threatening to bring down the rest of the world with it. At least that is what the "experts" are warning. But they couldn't be more wrong. New research from the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, and several brokerage firms reveal a small...
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Tony Sagami
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10-07-2011
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Bailing Out Europe’s Banks WWGD? What Is the Fed Really Risking? What Will the Fed Do Next Week? Twist and Shout? Europe, Houston, NYC, and South Africa What in the wide, wild world of monetary policy is the Fed doing, giving essentially unlimited funds to European banks? What are they seeing that...
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Let's not sugarcoat the state of our economy: Unemployment is stubbornly high, real estate prices are in the dumps, our nation is up to its eyeballs in debt, and we're teetering on the cusp of recession. That's why two weeks ago Ben Bernanke and his Federal Reserve buddies promised to keep...
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Tony Sagami
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09-09-2011
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Filed under: Asia, Tony, Stock, Investing, Asian Investment, Invest, growth, investment, Inflation, global, stocks