Long-term trends grow from short term trends. We attampt to determine the short term trends and where they are pointing.
Here at Financial Trend Forecaster we are always looking at global trends trying to project the future based on the recent past. We believe that the wise thing to do is to evaluate all the options so that we will be prepared no matter what happens. Sticking your head in the sand will not protect you from an […]
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In this article Doug Casey presents the case that we are in the early stages of an inflationary depression, commodities are soaring and next will be retail prices. In an inflationary depression financial assets aren’t worth the paper they are printed on and currently they are precious few bargains available in paper assets anyway. So
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By Tim McMahon, editor When planning for retirement, most financial planners make a lot of assumptions about financial trends and how much money you will spend per year. They estimate the average inflation rate, the average return on your investments etc. all in order to estimate how much you will need in order to retire. The problem
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Wouldn’t it be great if there were a sector where you have the edge over the Goldman Sachs of the world? A market where small players can outmaneuver the big guys – and where having knowledge of that market gives you a distinct advantage over day traders? Such a market exists – biotechnology. Small and
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By Terry Coxon, The Casey Report In the fall of 2008, the Federal Reserve responded to the Lehman bankruptcy by igniting a rapid expansion in the U.S. money supply. It did so because, by its lights, the immediate and obvious menace to the economy was a deflationary collapse, with one giant bankruptcy breeding another. And
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If you have significant assets to protect, you need to begin a course of serious study as to your options. Buying property overseas is one approach you can take; another is to research securing another passport and look into off-shore trusts and LLCs. In all cases, keep caveat emptor in mind.
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Today we have Chris Vermeulen “The Gold and Oil Guy” to tell us a bit about where the massive deficits will take the Dollar, Stocks and Gold. ~editor Gold and Stocks Heading Higher with GDP Crashing As most investors and traders are aware, the U.S. Federal government has run up significant deficits and the long term debt burden
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by Tim McMahon It’s the investor’s dream… going back in time… investing a few thousand dollars and letting it compound over a long period of time and returning a multi-millionaire. If you invested a couple of thousand dollars in the 1780’s, what would the effects of compound interest over the next two hundred years really
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Today the stock market bled out with a river of red candles. All of the recent gains vanished in one session. Strong selling volume sessions like this are typically a warning sign that distribution selling is starting to enter the market. Distribution selling is when the big money players start unloading large positions in anticipation
Apple and Goldman Crash- Panic Hits S&P? Read More »
Trading the Line – 5 Ways You Can Use Trendlines to Improve Your Trading Decisions, by Senior Analyst Jeffrey Kennedy. In this free 14-page eBook, Elliott Wave International Senior Analyst Jeffrey Kennedy shows you the power of simple trendlines. Jeffrey will teach you step-by-step the many ways to apply trendline techniques, how to use them
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