Posts Tagged ‘
Inflation Rate ’
Jul 13th, 2009 |
By Contrarian Profits |
Category: Top Story
We are now in June 1930, according to trader/author Ron Coby, a friend and neighbor of one of our favorite underground investors Dan Ferris. (Ferris is a member of the Stansberry & Associates Investment Research team and editor of Extreme Value. ) Ron believes stocks are going to plunge – just as they did from June 1930 to July 1932 when the crash that began on October 24 1929 finally bottomed.
Tags: Consumer Credit, Corporate Bonds, credit crisis, Debt Default, Great Depression, Inflation Rate
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Jul 10th, 2009 |
By Contrarian Profits |
Category: Notes From the Investment Underground
Another of our favorite underground investors Whitney Tilson of T2 Partners is sounding the alarm on US Treasurys. He is also pessimistic about retail investors beating the market on their own.
Tags: commodities, Contrarian Investors, etf, Index Funds, Inflation Rate, mutual funds, Steve Forbes, Treasurys
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Jul 6th, 2009 |
By Adrian Ash |
Category: Financial News, Politics & Economics
“Just how can the Fed credibly promise to be irresponsible…?” Here’s a thought—that tiny handful of investors and analysts warning how Fed policy risks hyper-inflation are in fact doing the central bank’s work.
Tags: Adrian Ash, Ben Bernanke, Central Banks, Credit Bubble, gold, Hyperinflation, Inflation Expectations, Inflation Rate, recession
Posted in Financial News, Politics & Economics |
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Feb 20th, 2009 |
By Martin Denholm |
Category: Featured
A good number of investors don’t consider it, but there are prospective profits in timber stocks and according to Martin Denholm, “ it’s beaten most investments hands-down for decades.”
Tags: Inflation Rate, Lumber Prices, PLC, Resource Prices, RYN, Tanner Callais, timber stocks, Wood Stocks
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Jan 21st, 2009 |
By William Patalon III |
Category: Financial News
Prices for food in U.S. grocery stores jumped 6.6% last year – the biggest spike since 1980 – underscoring yet again that inflation is a much bigger problem than government officials, or most economists, say it will be.
Tags: CPI, Food Prices, Gap, GIS, Inflation Rate, Inflation Statistics, Kellogg Co, PGPDQ, RAH, Stock Prices, SVU, TARP, Ubs, William Patalon III, WMK, WMT
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Jan 7th, 2009 |
By William Patalon III |
Category: Financial News
Alcoa Cuts 13% of Workforce; Best Buy to Sell Used iPhones; Jobs’ Statement Earns Apple Upgrade; India Exports Slowing Dramatically; Europe Inflation at 2-Year Low; U.S. Still Innovation Leader; Belarus to Secure IMF Aid
Tags: AA, AAPL, BBY, Euro inflation, Global Slowdown, IMF, India economic crisis, India Exports, Inflation Rate, WMT
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Dec 10th, 2008 |
By Eric Roseman |
Category: Gold Market
It’s inflation or die for global central banks, says Eric Roseman. The market is pricing in a deep recession and a stretch of deflation. But in the coming year, these desperate reflation policies will work. And when they does, inflation-hedging hard assets will soar. Eric says this makes now the perfect time to accumulate gold.
Tags: credit crisis, Crude Oil Prices, deflation, Eric Roseman, Fed Rate Cuts, Federal Reserve, Gold Etf, Gold Prices, government bailout, hard assets, inflation hedging, Inflation Rate, investing in gold, Investing In Oil, investing in silver, money printing, Oil ETF, Oil Service Stocks, quantitive easing, reflation, Silver Etf, silver prices, TIP bonds, Treasury Bonds
Posted in Gold Market |
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Dec 1st, 2008 |
By Adam Lass |
Category: Stock Market Investing
The outlook is bleak for retailers, says Adam Lass. As job losses mount, households are cutting back on all non-essential spending. And massive government bailouts won’t reach the high street in the near future. Adam says investors should continue to short the retail sector.
Tags: Adam Lass, bailouts, consumer spending, credit crisis, deflation, Economic Downturn, Federal Reserve, government bailout, Inflation Rate, retail sector, US recession
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Nov 5th, 2008 |
By Mike Caggeso |
Category: Financial News
Australia’s central bank took the hatchet to its benchmark interest rate Tuesday, cutting 75 basis points to 5.25%, the lowest since March 2005. Since the start of September, the Reserve Bank of Australia cut interest rates three times for a total of 200 basis points, in an attempt to insulate the economy from the global financial crisis.
Tags: Bank Of Australia, Citigroup Inc, Cpi Inflation, Economic Growth China, Global Financial Crisis, Inflation Rate, Mike Caggeso, Reserve Bank Of Australia, World Commodity Prices
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Jun 5th, 2008 |
By Bill Bonner |
Category: Politics & Economics
What has really changed?…importing inflation…hoping to prove Friedman wrong…Can the U.S. central bank really begin fighting inflation in a serious way? Ah, dear reader – there’s a cruel twist to this story…The cure for high prices is high prices…and so the global economy lurches forward…and more!
Tags: Asian Stocks, Ben Bernanke, china, Colleague, Consumer Price Inflation, Cruel Twist, deflation, dollar, economics, Emerging Markets, euro, European Producer, Federal Reserve, Financial Journalists, Fishermen, Friedman, Fuel Costs, Global Economy, inflation, Inflation Rate, oil, politics, Price Of Copper, Producer Prices, Retail Prices, Retail Sales, Riot Squad, Russia, S Central, Stock Market, Stock Market Investor, Venezuela, Vietnam, yen, Zimbawe
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