Another Look at Emerging Markets By the editors of Without Borders, Casey Research After passing much of 2008 standing thankfully on the sidelines, we believe that with current valuations, opportunities have returned for putting capital back into long-term positions in emerging markets. In fact, we believe that emerging markets will recover faster and outperform developed […]
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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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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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Home builders have been suffering with falling home prices are they out of the woods yet? In this article Andrew Gordon gives you some insight into things to come in the home building industry . — editor By Andrew Gordon As the market crumbles, shares aren’t the only things getting cheap. So are words. And
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By Steve Selengut Looking for good news in today’s markets is like searching for the proverbial needle in a haystack. Needless to say, practically all investment grade equities and nearly all closed end funds that specialize in providing regular recurring monthly income have been reduced in market value by this prolonged correction. The quake has
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By Chris Ciovacco To Make Money Find Trending Investments Based on the charts of most stock markets above, the trends will have to change before long-term investors can again make money. If a trend has to be in your favor to make money, then you should overweight investments which are doing just that. The inverse
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The old Wall Street saying “The trend is your Friend” is as true as ever but what does that really mean to your investing? In this article, Chris Ciovacco shows us how to manage risk by following the trend and using volatility to our advantage rather than letting it wipe out all of our gains.
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A Sad Day for U.S. Taxpayers and Investors By Chris Ciovacco Ciovacco Capital Management July 14, 2008, 9:00 am ET “Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson swatted back reports of government nationalization of Fannie and Freddie, which would mean making explicit what, has long been an implicit taxpayer guarantee of their liabilities. This would instantly add $5
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