The Basis of Capitalism – Republicans & Libertarians

Libertarians are fiercely anti-government. They believe there should be no rules of commercial conduct and that every person should have the right to conduct themselves as he/she wishes. They believe that wrongful acts by anyone will result in actions by others to mitigate against those wrong acts. Just let people do what people do. Republicans… Continue reading The Basis of Capitalism – Republicans & Libertarians

CymorFund Stock Picks – Dow Hits 14,000 – Buy ES eMini S&P 500

Whats-Hot-or-Not We begin a new series today.  Periodically we will publish our picks and track those picks. Whats-Hot-or-Not Buy the E Mini S&P 500 (ES – CME) June 2013 $1,496.75, or IYY ETF. They track the Dow which hit a historic high yesterday.  Both the ES & the IYY are inexpensive and easy ways to… Continue reading CymorFund Stock Picks – Dow Hits 14,000 – Buy ES eMini S&P 500

Irrational Investing – Behavioral Finance understood under Adaptive Markets Hypothesis

An Interesting Commentary on How Investment Decisions Are Made The following is a reprint of an article that goes into some detail on how investment decisions are made. It seems appropriate today. It is a bit long and a bit wordy, but investors should always be better investors if they understand what prompts their own… Continue reading Irrational Investing – Behavioral Finance understood under Adaptive Markets Hypothesis

The China Game Continues

An Examination of China’s Reality as Compared to Media Reports The information coming out of China continues to confuse and obstruct what is truly important, which is the gradual improvement in economic numbers coming out of the US. The US is the economic engine of the world, and as the US recovers, so does the… Continue reading The China Game Continues

The Fiscal Cliff Doesn’t Reduce Pork Barrel Projects

Today we reprint portions of a column from John Mauldin,  How To Benefit From The Fiscal Cliff Pork Barrels By John Mauldin | January 17, 2013 In all of the emotional wrangling over the Fiscal Cliff, politicians may posture in front of the microphones, but behind the scenes, they calmly go about their business of… Continue reading The Fiscal Cliff Doesn’t Reduce Pork Barrel Projects

The D-J Transportation Index – a Positive Move

The Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJTA) Also called the “Dow Jones Transports”, the DJTA is a U.S. stock market index from Dow Jones Indexes of the transportation sector, and is the most widely recognized gauge of the American transportation sector. It is the oldest stock index still in use. This index hit its height of importance when railways across America hit their… Continue reading The D-J Transportation Index – a Positive Move

Prosperity in 2013

We have often remarked on how the USA will lead the recovery and that the next economic cycle will make its way through the doom and gloom in today’s market. We now have visible evidence that this is starting to happen. European Debt Crisis Pundits continue to insist that the EU (European Economic Union) must… Continue reading Prosperity in 2013

Fiscal Cliff Nonsense Abates and Economy Continues to Improve

A Sense of Drama Stuck between a hard place and a rock, the Republicans finally relented and an agreement concerning the Fiscal Cliff was reached. The issue seems to have been a holdover from the sudden rise of the Tea Party, which during the last administration promoted a nonsensical pledge among Republicans to never agree… Continue reading Fiscal Cliff Nonsense Abates and Economy Continues to Improve

We Used to Fear Overpopulation. Now it is a Lack of Young People.

Expect the Unexpected Whether it be the opinions of stock analysts as to the future value of a stock, or a convincing argument as to the excessive debt of Japan, opinions are just that – opinions as to the future. When one attempts to foresee the future, it is inevitable that factors, or events, or… Continue reading We Used to Fear Overpopulation. Now it is a Lack of Young People.