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Tag Archives: NASDAQ
Lessons Learned from the Great Recession!
The following is a quote from the book I wrote as I rode my Harley across the heartland of America, contemplating the lessons I learned over 30 years as a money manager: “I picked two headlines published on June 30, … Continue reading
Want to be a money manager? Become a celebrity!
I still don’t understand why people pay much heed to headlines in newspapers (if it’s in the news it’s already old news, and can’t make you money) or to those who’ve unilaterally appointed themselves as experts on money matters. Some journalists are pretty good, but … Continue reading
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MARKET CORRECTION — The day after you buy stocks!
FORECAST – Sunny with Chance of Showers I was asked to speak at the Alternative Investment Conference in Calgary over the weekend. As you know, I don’t believe in predictions (for reasons covered at length in my new book); I … Continue reading
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Tagged agnico, alternative, cameco, capital, cash, celestics, cfa, cisco, consumers, correction, currency, cycle, dollar, ETF, euro, flows, forecast, funds, Greece, hedge, international, interruption, investments, investor, ipo, Japan, jds, mal, malvin, market, maverick, momentum, NASDAQ, paladin, predict, predictions, s&p, securities, spending, spooner, stimulus, tech, technology, teck, telecommunications, trade, U.S.$, uranium, US$, volatility, west fraser
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Robust earnings, slower economic growth, FED benign…what to do?
Biker signal for “Slow Down” “WASHINGTON, April 28 (Reuters) – U.S. economic growth likely braked sharply in the first quarter as higher food and gasoline prices crimped consumer spending, but the setback will probably be fleeting given a firming … Continue reading
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Lessons Learned from the Economic Crisis!
The following is a quote from the book written last summer as I rode my Harley across the heartland of America, contemplating the lessons I learned over 30 years as a money manager: (BEGIN QUOTE) I picked two headlines published … Continue reading