All Posts Tagged With: "bull market"

Quiet Profits Could Drive a Bull

Financial news on the economy speeds toward us with black and white sureness. No subtleties, no grays or maybes come with the sharp, short announcements in the popular press: initial unemployment claims rose precisely so much last week. Producer prices fell exactly a certain percent last quarter.

The Elusive Bottom

In this weekend’s Thoughts from the Frontlines, I quoted from part of a very thoughtful, right-on-target analysis by David A. Rosenberg entitled “The Elusive Bottom.” Over the weekend, I decided that you should read the whole piece, as Rosenberg makes some very solid points about how the markets and the economy may play out over the next few years.

A Dubious Housing Forecast

Nothing much important happened over the weekend. G8 finance ministers in Japan talked up the U.S. dollar. But they didn’t agree that anything like an intervention was necessary.

They’ve Got a Lot of Nerve

The big New York newspaper is at it again. Instead of the usual full frontal praise, Mark Hulbert gave yet another subtle pat on the back to index funds this month.

Jobs Jamboree Friday!

Trichet talks tough! Kohn sends warnings… The currencies bounce back! Will the BLS create ghost jobs?

House Price Affordability

It is easy to think about the credit crunch in terms of banks. The banks made these weird structured products, the banks are responsible for the borrowing rate, the banks falling market cap is dragging on the FTSE, etc.

Goldcorp: The Picture of a Bull Market

It’s a quick task to keep an eye on large-cap gold mining. Just a handful of companies sport market values above $10 billion. Near the top is Goldcorp.

A Slam Dunk way to Invest over the Next 50 Years

The latest is in from Sadia: It’s a bull market in food. Sadia is one of the largest food companies in the world, and Brazil’s largest meat exporter. Its operations sit in the world capital of cheap labor, abundant water, and fertile soil.

Welcome to the Party, Pal

You’ve likely heard of being “bushwhacked.” Well, yesterday the market got Fed-whacked. Notes from the Federal Reserve’s April 29-30 meeting were released and, boy, did they make for some unpleasant reading.

This Indicator Has Great News About Stocks

Great news! The Big Number just came out, and it’s the worst it’s been in decades. I’ve been waiting for this day… We’re about to make a lot of money!

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