valueinvestingnews.com - 11/29/2008
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You might be hesitating to invest because you are unsure how much further the markets will decline. It would be ideal to have a precognitive or clairvoyant ability that would allow us to predict the lowest possible price for a stock, buy it, and then watch the price soar upwards soon after ...
This is How You Know the Chinese Market is in Trouble
researchreloaded.com 8/7/2009 — For the third time in under ten days, the Shanghai market has fallen based on fears the Chinese government might merely rein in profligate lending . Earnings have nothing to with it, this isn't an earnings scare. Nor is it some sort of economic data ...
Three Things Investors Do to Get Into Trouble
thedividendguyblog.com 11/15/2008 —
I find the recent market action very interesting, especially the headlines in the newspapers and the chatter I hear on elevators, during lunch, or before the start of meetings. The main topic of course is the recent market action and the ...
I Am Buying NOW
slopeofhope.com 10/7/2008 — I am aggressively buying, with the Dow down 550 and the S&P down 70, huge bullish positions in the Russell 2000 (shown below) as well as QQQQs. I sure hope these bullish plays go better than last week's. The VIX is way above 56 , as you probably ...
Not Selling Is The Same As Buying
four-pillars.ca 10/17/2008 — The markets have not done well lately….the TSX in particular has gone down from around 15,000 points down to a bit less than 10,000 points as I wrote this (one week ago). Hopefully there will be some stunning rallies and we will all get a good laugh ...
The trouble with bailouts
meganmcardle.theatlantic.com 11/13/2008 — As we ponder bailing out auto manufacturers, I can't help but think of this classic from Tom Lehrer: Lots of industries are going to be in trouble over the next few years. Airlines, for example; everyone cuts back on travel when times are hard. ...
Not Buying It
thecurrent.theatlantic.com 9/24/2008 — http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liquidity_trap "Milton Friedman suggested that a monetary authority can escape a liquidity trap by bypassing financial intermediaries to give money directly to consumers or businesses. This is referred to as a money gift ...
But Are They Buying It?
baselinescenario.com 3/11/2009 — As Simon wrote this morning, the administration strategy is to wait and see if the economy turns around, lifting banks out of the mess they created. How can you tell if this is working? One way is to look at bank bonds.
If the administration is right and the banks are healthy (and to the ...
Buying GE...
valueplays.blogspot.com 10/8/2008 — Safe 5% yield and 10 times earnings....picked up some for $24.77 a share Friday morning. I first got real interested in GE (GE) last week when shares hit $23 and change but did not pull the trigger. Yesterday, GE lowered guidance for the quarter and ...
A taxonomy of trouble
economist.com 10/26/2008 — How are emerging markets suffering? Let us count the ways.
EVEN now, not every central banker is terribly impressed by the gravity of the financial crisis that has spread from Western banks to the emerging world’s shares, currencies and credit ...
Triangle trouble…
evilspeculator.com 12/9/2008 — It appears that after breaking upwards and retesting ($INDU) the “Point of Recognition,” the markets will be looking at least modestly higher. The $NDX jumped above its “POR” and hasn’t looked back. Unfortunately we ...
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