Headlines don’t lie. I just know what I see.
In Interest rates drop – Recession dead ahead I wrote about the short to intermediate term of the stock market and the economy. I wrote about the stock market and the economy and how perceptions might make us, the investors and consumers, act. Below is a small excerpt:
“…Suddenly, the Feds cut interest rates. By casual observance, everything calms down. The wind stops its howling. The waves smooth off. The silence gets loud! We are saved! We want to start making reservations for the return trip (buy stocks) while the price of the room (stock price) is low…”
In Recession dead ahead – FULL REVERSE ENGINES! I wrote;
“…what is happening today, 1-24-08, I’d say that the captain just realized that we were still heading towards the rocks and ordered “FULL-REVERSE ENGINES!”… Continue reading →
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Jim, I’m listening to your headlines
A Better understanding of what’s next
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I do a lot of research through my understanding of what news headlines tell us. A lot of times, I come across articles that are so well written that I would wish everyone read them.
Jim Jubak, “the Web’s most-read investing writer”, as defined by the editors of MSN Money, has recently posted just an article in his “Jubak’s Journal” titled “Where the bear will bite hardest“. Continue reading →
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