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Financial Ground Zero

Thu, 29 Jan 2009 17:55:00 GMT

Would you choose to encumber your own family and future generations to personally pay for the "stimulus" boondoggle? You would necessarily fund continued government waste, fraudulent accounting, pork spending, crony bailouts and other central planning adventures. Pretty much indefinitely. What you've seen lately is what you will continue to get with this funny money crowd. The game has not changed. Most people wouldn't volunteer to cough up decades of commitment to this project. That's why it's not done on a volunteer basis. If you're locked in the fiat dollar sphere you will pay and you will pay dearly. Tennesseans aren't the only ones from the "volunteer state". The feds don't have this money just lying around waiting to be put to good use. They have saved zippo. In fact they've been deeply in the hole for an entire generation and get hopelessly more so all the time. There is lots[More...]

Apollo And Devry : Top Of The Class

Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:00:00 GMT

Leo Fasciocco is a technical expert, specializing in finding stocks that are "breaking out" -- those moving above previous technical resistance levels or poised to do so. By coincidence, two of the latest breakout stocks featured in his The Ticker Tape Digest happen to be in the for-profit education field: Apollo Group (NASDAQ: APOL) and Devry[More...]

Well, I Guess Fear Is Back?

Wed, 17 Sep 2008 16:58:00 GMT

So today we are obviously selling down a lot and there must be more fear right now than there was yesterday afternoon.[More...]

After Gustav & Labor Day

Tue, 02 Sep 2008 14:26:00 GMT

Good morning. We're set for a positive start to September as oil prices fall significantly after Gustav failed to wreak havoc to critical energy facilities over the holiday weekend. In other news, Korea Development Bank confirmed that it is in talks to invest in Lehman Brothers. On Friday,[More...]

Jeremy Grantham Quarterly missive.

Mon, 04 Aug 2008 20:51:00 GMT

Jeremy Grantham’s quarterly missive ("Meltdown! The Global Competence Crisis”) makes for an interesting read. I think Grantham falls in the select group of market/ecnonomy prognosticators who are spot on from a long-term perspective. I had written earlier[More...]

GMO Asset Class Return Forecasts

Sun, 03 Aug 2008 01:07:00 GMT

In an earlier post, I had written about GMO’s 7 year asset class return predictions. Well, they have updated their charts, and here’s how the predictions look now:The decline since March has made the long term returns look even more favorable. (There’s something to be said about[More...]

The Bear has Arrived

Sun, 06 Jul 2008 23:33:00 GMT

http://link.brightcove.com/services/link/bcpid86245679/bclid1137792066/bctid1631265801[More...]

Another Bullish Argument for Commodities

Mon, 09 Jun 2008 20:44:42 GMT

Today I see another reason for the bullish argument for commodities: worldwide demographics. An article recounts analysts from Macquarie describe the demographics of rising demand from consumer in the emerging markets:They may earn only about £2,000 a year but they are 400 million-strong, scattered across the globe...[More...]

Winning Attitude = Altitude in trading

Fri, 06 Jun 2008 14:11:37 GMT

One of the most important tools that a trader possesses is his or her mind. Attitude can either make or break you as a trader.To become a successful trader it begins with believing in yourself and having a winning attitude.Everyone wants to be a winner, a[More...]

The World this Week.

Mon, 05 May 2008 14:30:35 GMT

This is a weekly update on what I've been reading and watching. To encapsulate, you had asset class predictions from GMO and BCA's perspectives on Brazil. Three strategists recommended selling this rally. Peter Bernstein reflected on the similarities to t[More...]

Bargains Still Exist in Asia

Sat, 21 Feb 2009 18:55:00 GMT

Feb. 21--Asian markets are still among the best places to invest as they continue to offer some of the best valuations for long-term investors, says a leading fund manager.
"We have an overweight [position] on some of the markets in the region such as South Korea and Thailand apart from the same rating in other emerging markets such as Brazil," said Amit Bhartia, a partner at GMO LLC, which manages more than $100 billion globally.
Mr Bhartia manages the regional GMO office in Singapore and has a portfolio of about $8 billion dedicated to emerging markets, with Thailand attracting as much as $500 million.

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Financial Ground Zero

Apollo And Devry : Top Of The Class

Well, I Guess Fear Is Back?

After Gustav & Labor Day

Jeremy Grantham Quarterly missive.

GMO Asset Class Return Forecasts

The Bear has Arrived

Another Bullish Argument for Commodities

Winning Attitude = Altitude in trading

The World this Week.

Bargains Still Exist in Asia

Chicago Tribune Gail MarksJarvis Column: Diversification Doesn't Always Insulate Investors, and Details Matter

Messenger-Inquirer, Owensboro, Ky., Keith Lawrence Column

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