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Stocks moving up as others lose favour, Portugal and another Japan earthquake?

Posted on April 7, 2011 by Mal Spooner

I’ve mentioned Ford Equity Research in prior commentaries, as one of many services and tools that allow one to compare what one thinks is going on (biased by news, TV and emotions) to what actually is going on. Years of … Continue reading →

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Can it get any worse? Does it matter for stocks and bonds?

Posted on March 17, 2011 by Mal Spooner

I neglected to include a chart in my last post I wanted to highlight. As mentioned before (read last posting by scrolling down) Japan added some downside leverage to a correction that was due anyway (discussed in my rants of … Continue reading →

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Japan catastrophe presents investor opportunity

Posted on March 16, 2011 by Mal Spooner

While most of the continent is on some sort of vacation (March break, family holiday) the Japanese and financial markets are in turmoil following the devastation. Japan is waiting for it all to end so they can begin to rebuild, while … Continue reading →