Lawrence Cyna: Look for value in a depressed market Lawrence Cyna, CEO and Fund Manager of Cymor Strategic Growth Funds www.cymorfund.com , doesn’t lose any sleep over the current state of the markets. He takes it all in stride because he’s seen it before and knows he will likely see it again. In this exclusive… Continue reading How You Can Understand the Stock Market & Some Good Stocks – An interview with SmallCapPower
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Gold – Catching a Falling Knife Can Cut You Badly – New York Hard Asset Show
I recently attended the New York Hard Asset Show, which was quite interesting. There were many speakers and the viewpoints were quite divergent. The main theme was either a) all currencies were valueless because of printing money, of b) the USA is pulling out of the recession slowly and leave things be. An Analysis of… Continue reading Gold – Catching a Falling Knife Can Cut You Badly – New York Hard Asset Show
Sell in May & Go Away – How the Wisdom of the Ages is Time Sensitive
May 2, 2013 Sell in May and Go Away A tried and true investing maxim is “sell in May and go away.” Loosely translated, this means that in most years, the stock market has a seasonality to it that is quite reliable in predicting the rise and fall of the market. Essentially history has taught… Continue reading Sell in May & Go Away – How the Wisdom of the Ages is Time Sensitive
The US Economy is Showing Strong Signs of Recovery
We Point Out the Obvious – The Next Economic Cycle is Starting We have repeatedly advised readers to look at the history of economic cycles since the dawn of the industrial revolution. There have been repeated cycles that all mirror each other, and as long as we are around, these cycles will continue. A Brief… Continue reading The US Economy is Showing Strong Signs of Recovery
Dealing With the Debt Problem & the US$ – Some Simple Steps (Cont’d)
Continued from Blog of January 26, 2012 Dealing with the debt problem means firstly understanding the economic powerhouse that is the USA. The US$ remains the world’s currency and is accepted universally. Other currencies float in relation to the US$. Fixing the US $ is PRIORITY #1. In the last blog, we discussed – Bringing… Continue reading Dealing With the Debt Problem & the US$ – Some Simple Steps (Cont’d)
Dealing With the Debt Problem – The US$ Remains the World’s Currency – Some Simple Steps
How to Deal with the Debt Problem Dealing with the debt problem means firstly understanding the economic powerhouse that is the USA. The US$ remains the world’s currency and is accepted universally. Other currencies float in relation to the US$. Stability and a return to currencies floating within expected ranges vis-a-vis the US$, brings a… Continue reading Dealing With the Debt Problem – The US$ Remains the World’s Currency – Some Simple Steps
A True Free Market Over Greenspan/Bush/Obama Quantitative Easing – Creating More Debt
The Hindsight Comparison of the Banking Crisis in the Weak Sisters in Europe As the world gradually turns against printing ever more money, we see Germany refusing to loan ever more to the weaker members of the EU; we see the Republicans in the USA turning against the policies of George Bush in printing money… Continue reading A True Free Market Over Greenspan/Bush/Obama Quantitative Easing – Creating More Debt
Economic News Continues Positive
Golden Cross Technical Analysts rely on historical comparisons to determine their view of what the Charts Say. One of the strongest indicators watched is when Moving Averages (MA) cross each other. A shorter term moving average crossing a longer term moving average is considered a strong indicator. A Golden Cross is when a 50 day… Continue reading Economic News Continues Positive
Central Banks Join Demand for Gold – While the Price of Gold Weakens
Gold – The Great Gamble In two recent blogs, we warned readers that buying gold at this point in time was a large gamble, and was against the instincts that investors should have. In each case, we speculated that weakness in the price of gold was probable, although not definite. In the current world wide… Continue reading Central Banks Join Demand for Gold – While the Price of Gold Weakens
What to Expect in the Price of Gold. Stability, or perhaps Weakness.
Gold is in the $1,700 per oz range currently. There is a divided view on whether it will rise to $5,000 an ounce, or fall to $500 an ounce. The Fear and The Media The most widely held view over recent years, is that because Western societies have printed money (thanks to Alan Greenspan –… Continue reading What to Expect in the Price of Gold. Stability, or perhaps Weakness.