May 10, 2014 Where is General Electric On Dec 16, 2013, we advised accumulating GE at $27.22. We felt it was a very strong company with low risk. We still feel that way. GE is a multifaceted company that is as Blue Chip as a company can get. It pays a decent dividend, it is… Continue reading General Electric (GE) – Time to Move On?
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CymorFund Stock Pick – General Electric (GE)
A Stock With a Strong Upside, and Very Low Risk Cymorfund Stock Pick We pick stocks that have significant upward potential. Many are potential 10 Baggers. Others have strong potential and are no brainers. 2013 was a great year for us. 2014 will be even better. First Pick of 2014 General Electric GE… Continue reading CymorFund Stock Pick – General Electric (GE)
Where is investment money currently flowing to? Silver, Silver, and Silver
The Price of Commodities In our last blog, we talked about the value of the US dollar as compared to the price of commodities. Somehow economists and people are not relating the relentless increase in the price of pretty well all commodities to the fall in the US dollar. If you listen to some of… Continue reading Where is investment money currently flowing to? Silver, Silver, and Silver
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
Commodities & the Decline of the the TSXV – A Perspective
A Reprint of a View on the Commodities Market The following is reprinted from Pinnacle Digest. It is a perspective on how to view the current Junior Resources market. The message is that in this era of fear and uncertainty, a longer term perspective helps you understand the opportunities. Article Reprint from the Pinnacle Digest… Continue reading Commodities & the Decline of the the TSXV – A Perspective
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
China & the World Economy – The End Of “Cheap” China
Firstly let me apologize to my readers for the slight absence in publishing. China and the World Economy Have you noticed that figures coming out of China show a trend that varies with conventional wisdom. Inflation in China is a force that the Chinese government mentions and tries to combat. You don’t hear about that… Continue reading China & the World Economy – The End Of “Cheap” China
Seasonality and the Stumbling Stock Market
The Stock Market is Stumbling Today There has been somewhat of a meltdown in the markets this week. Both yesterday and today, saw major losses in the TSXV and in commodities. A wave of gloom and doom is spreading across the industry. The Seasonality of the Market Most securities professionals understand that historical trends have… Continue reading Seasonality and the Stumbling Stock Market
A Hindsight View of Opinions Expressed in this Blog
Weakness in China Someone sent a note to me about China, in which they pointed out current weakness in China, fear of housing deflation, and some other weaknesses. They then complimented me on publishing Blogs long ago on the coming troubles in China, on the massive undisclosed debts of state-owned enterprises, and the inefficiencies in… Continue reading A Hindsight View of Opinions Expressed in this Blog
U.S. report: Oil imports down, domestic production highest since 2003
In recent blogs, I talked about whether the common belief that oil prices have to increase could be a fallacy. The following is today’s reprint of an article in the Los Angeles Times. It seems that the world of imported oil and high prices may be about to change. U.S. report: Oil imports down, domestic… Continue reading U.S. report: Oil imports down, domestic production highest since 2003