I can’t tell you how many talking heads I’ve watched in the media recently touting the strong dollar. Sometimes I really wonder whether Homo sapiens are an intelligent life form.
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Bear Markets always follow Bull markets and a severe stock market correction is long overdue. Bears Lair will spot, monitor and analyze the stock market correction as it develops.
Global investors had to muster the courage to keep calm as news of Cyprus’ proposed partial theft of all bank deposits took Wall Street by surprise, closed the country’s banks and drove the price of gold higher.
In the 1970s the U.S. stock market was a mess. It lost 40% in an 18-month period. By the close of the decade few people wanted anything to do with stocks.
Do you actually believe the unemployment numbers the government reports, what about the low inflation numbers cooked up as well and a government debt is virtually un-payable? It appears that ninety percent of our constituency is
BANK ON GOLD AND SILVER VALUES TO REACH RECORD LEVELS IN THE NOT TOO DISTANT FUTURE…year after year – as global Central Banks try to inflate away their burgeoning debt and reduce unacceptably high UNEMPLOYMENT by vastly expanding M
Reading the ludicrous tripe in the mainstream media does present one with the risk of insanity.
I can’t tell you how many talking heads I’ve watched in the media recently touting the strong dollar. Sometimes I really wonder whether Homo sapiens are an intelligent life form.
The loathed and left-for-dead gold miners look to have begun their usual spring rally. This sector has actually exhibited strong seasonality for its entire secular bull. For well over a decade, most years have enjoyed a major gold
With an astronomic and ever growing debt and derivatives overhang, there are essentially only two choices for the world economy.
It used to be that March Madness was about the best basketball at the college level.
It used to be that March Madness was about the best basketball at the college level.
Some of you may remember the unforgettable title of the 1999 financial best-seller, Dow 36000. It made a lot of waves back during the heyday of the internet stocks and day trading, but unfortunately for the authors, the timing of
Some of you may remember the unforgettable title of the 1999 financial best-seller, Dow 36000. It made a lot of waves back during the heyday of the internet stocks and day trading, but unfortunately for the authors, the timing of
Our title seems obvious. We all know that the US$ tends to be negatively correlated with commodity prices. This is true in the short-term but not always so over the long-term. The US$ index is currently nearing 83.
Our title seems obvious. We all know that the US$ tends to be negatively correlated with commodity prices. This is true in the short-term but not always so over the long-term. The US$ index is currently nearing 83.
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The loathed and left-for-dead gold miners look to have begun their usual spring rally. This sector has actually exhibited strong seasonality for its entire secular bull. For well over a decade, most years have enjoyed a major gold
This week financial analysts, economists, politicians, and bank depositors from around the world were outraged that European leaders, more specifically the Germans, currently calling many of the shots in Brussels and Frankfurt, cou
Obviously the Volatility Index (VIX) is low. The world stock markets are all rallying till recently.
On February 22 2013, we released an article focusing on the little known fact that depositors’ savings were at risk in Europe. At that time we wrote:
In another audacious attempt to steal money from individuals, government leaders’ including the European Central Bank (ECB), the Cypriot government, and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) have concocted some scam to steal from
On Tuesday of last week (March 5), the Dow Jones closed above its last all-time high of 14,164.53 on 9 October 2007, when it closed at 14,253.77. As seen in the table below, each day since (until today), the Dow Jones made a new a