By Chris Ciovacco Ciovacco Capital Management In our current global economic environment, the number of moving parts for the individual investor to track and attempt to analyze is often overwhelming. Without a systematic approach to the global asset markets, it is virtually impossible to discern the relative importance of an almost infinite number of inputs. […]
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The following article is excerpted from a recent issue Elliott Wave International’s Financial Forecast. Elliott Wave International (EWI) is offering the full 10-page issue, entitled “The Most Important Investment Report You’ll Read in 2009,” free for a limited time. In addition to the following market commentary, it includes independent forecasts of stocks, bonds, metals, the
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The following article was recently updated by one of the legends in the investing world. In it Doug Casey shows how different each generation is and how each carries the seeds of its future allowing history to repeat itself. Consequently, it gives us a glimpse of what is in store for our near future. Because
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On several occasions of late, I have read or heard the phrase, “We are all Keynesians now,” an erudite way of expressing the idea that the free market is dead. And that the fate of the global economy now relies almost entirely on pragmatic measures yet to be taken by governments, most notably that of the United States.
Given that the word “pragmatic” is often used to describe President Obama, it appears that the man of the hour has arrived just in the nick of time.
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I have just found an amazing book that I just had to share with you. It is called Lower Your Taxes- Big Time and no it isn’t just another “Tax Book”. It is written by Sanford (Sandy) Botkin a former IRS attorney. He actually spent time training other IRS tax attorneys in ways to get
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Editor’s Note: Generally, I am in favor of letting the “chips fall where they may” and would not be in favor of a bailout for General Motors (GM). Here is Oliver Garret’s from Casey Research take on the situation. Should the Big Three Be Allowed to Fail? By Olivier Garret CEO, Casey Research The Casey
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Editor’s Note: Generally, I am in favor of letting the “chips fall where they may” and would not be in favor of a bailout for General Motors (GM). But we must be realistic and be aware that there are consequences for everything. Letting General Motors (GM) fail would cost the economy jobs that would probably
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By Chris Ciovacco Ciovacco Capital Management “Where observation is concerned, chance favors only the prepared mind.” –Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) How Do You Decide how Much Is a Stock Really Worth? The basic fundamental value in buying a stock or a business is the cash flow it can produce over time. Investors discount expected cash flows
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a GM bankruptcy is huge. Job losses would go through the roof and could trigger a Global Depression By Charles Delvalle I’m putting myself out on the line, and I feel the risk/reward is more than worth it. If I’m right, you could make 300 percent in just a few months. If I’m wrong, you’ll
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Bob Prechter, President of Elliott Wave International (EWI), is no stranger to challenging the status quo. His New York Times bestseller, Conquer the Crash, was published in 2002 before anyone was even talking about the current financial crisis. In his recent 10-page market letter, Prechter shifts his focus to the government’s role in the latest
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