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My pal Jonathan Lederer, President of Lederer Private Wealth Management, compiled an excellent FAQ regarding the debt ceiling issue, with his take on a recommended investment approach. Jon was kind enough to allow me to republish his piece here. Debt Ceiling Q&A By Jonathan Lederer, President, Lederer Private Wealth Management With less than three days […]
The old adage is “Sell in May and Go Away” – but does this also apply to investors in foreign markets? Sy Harding takes a look at the seasonality of financial markets beyond US soil in his weekly column… —- Being Street Smart Sy Harding Seasonality and Global Markets May 27, 2011 When investors think […]
Though I am pumped and expect the things I report back to make up for the lack of quantity! I’m off to Asia – Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, and Thailand. Will be back in late April. If you have any recs on things to do in these countries, I’d appreciate a heads up! And you […]
Over the weekend I read most of Martin Zweig’s Winning on Wall Street – which I’d highly recommend to traders and those passionate about the market. Zweig breaks down some interesting seasonal features that seem to correlate with the social mood of the public. When people are in a good mood, they tend to bid […]
Next Year – The Third Year of the Presidential Cycle! Being Street Smart Sy Harding December 20, 2010. The history of the Four-Year Presidential Cycle is that the stock market tends to experience its worst corrections and bear markets in one or both of the first two years of a president’s term, and then be […]
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Another Xtranormal gem – this one courtesy of top notch financial writer and analyst Porter Stansberry: Hat tip to Doug Casey for the link!
Awesome clip – hat tip to Carson for sending along, who astutely pointed out that actor salaries may also come under some deflationary pressure in the years to come…
For all of our fellow Election Day curmudgeons – here’s George Carlin shedding a little sanity on the situation: Hat tip Carson on the nice find.
Casey Research’s Chris Wood took an interesting look at the practice of stock buyback’s today. I liked his breakdown, and was actually surprised to see that companies are terrible timers of their own stock! Chris writes: Stock buybacks have been in the news a lot lately. Sitting on piles of cash and too nervous to […]
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