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  • S&P 500 geodesic pairs trade - September 4, 2009 by squark62
    current model indication: cautiously bullish on the S&P 500 since 2009-08-21based on this chart, the data appears to indicate the S&P 500 bull run since the march lows has a little more milage upward.  like a pendulum, the model has almost swung a full half cycle.  however,... More »
    September 7, 2009 • SPY, SH, SDS
  • S&P 500 geodesic pairs trade - August 28, 2009 by squark62
    current model indication: cautiously bullish on the S&P 500 since 2009-08-21Last week ending 2009-08-28 we saw lots of action by the fed in particular on tues, wed, & thurs.  2 yr, 5 yr & 7 year notes were sold essentially without a hitch.  As the jargon goes, indirect... More »
    August 31, 2009 • SDS, SH, SSO
  • Seeking Breakeven Inflation by Anurag Wakhlu
    Seeking Breakeven Inflation If you are in the camp that thinks that all this government spending and a resurgent global growth (after this recession is over) will cause an above average inflation scenario, and want an investment strategy that could help in such a scenario, then read on.There are... More »
    August 11, 2009 • TIP, IPE, WIP
  • ETF Momentum Gainers and Losers by Don Dion
     Momentum Gainers CoalMarket Vectors Coal (KOL) Coal stocks delivered better than expected earnings last week and set off huge rallies across the sector. Massey Energy (MEE; 4.92 percent of assets) popped 32.5 percent last week, helped by an earnings announcement that calmed investor... More »
    May 4, 2009 • KOL, SLX, PXJ
  • Yes, It's Time to Buy a House! (and Increase Leverage) by Hedged In
    Just as the rest of the world is saying that (1) the US residential market is in a hole, and (2) everyone should deleverage, Reuters columnist James Saft (pictured above) says it's time to buy a house on leverage.I love this sort of contrarianism.  His argument is as follows:First, he... More »
    April 23, 2009 • REZ, IEI, IEF

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