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Wall Street Is Still Operating on Hope

Not an optimist among you. Too bad really, because myself and numerous others don't believe this negativity. Look for the global economic climate to improve. www.mutualfundwealth.com/

Dollar's Purchasing Power Annihilated - The Chart They Don't Want You to See

Well lets see: The value of the dollar will probably take a beating, BUT who in the labor force in going to agree with personal pay cuts etc.?


On May 09 09:31 AM mgcolin wrote:

> Who Cares what the dollar has done over the last 100 years? Average
> Standard of living has improved dramatically.
>
> To regain competitiveness against the Asian currencies the dollar
> should probably drop by another 30-40%%, and labor costs also need
> to drop at least 30 or 40%.

Gold Has Not Begun to Shine

Good article Jeff, I have been and will continue to hold precious metals and of course other tunds in the top performance sectors of the global market place.

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Gold, and Its Ratios, on the Move

From what I read here, nothing perinent was really said. Gold will maybe go up, but then again it might continue to slide etc. etc.

See www.mutualfundwealth.com/ for some real market and investment information.

Causes of the Budding Recovery

Very interesting piece Lok Sang Ho. Your article and my weekly posts concerning top performance sectors of the global market place seem to compliment each other, although yours contains much more detail. Specifically, I am referring to increasing value of global equities ie: China, financial services and real estate equities. I certainly enjoyed your page, hope you and your readers take the time to peruse www.mutualfundwealth.com/

The Dollar Is Doomed

Good informative article but, as posted on a weekly basis at www.mutualfundwealth.com/ investments in top performance sectors of the global market place will increase value in one's portfolio. At present these areas include precious metals equities, global sm/med cap equities etc. (see charts)

Gold, Silver Rise on Stress Test Failure

Good informative precious metals article Peter. As posted weekly at www.mutualfundwealth.com/ precious metals equities have been one of the top performance sectors of the global market place. Global sm/med cap equities, real estate equities and even financial services have also been leading the way to recovery. As economic conditions change going forward, the leading sectors will change I'm sure. Keep informed and on top of the situation, they will be posted.

Jim Welsh on the Economy: Past the Point of No Return

Well done John, I commend you for your extensive research on this article to come to these pessimistic conclusions. Obvious points missing that I feel could have been included for an optimistic slant are the promising areas of recovery such as top performance sectors of the global market place.

The past few months have shown recovery in some interesting and promising areas (sectors) where investors should take notice ie: financial service equities, global sm/med cap equities, and yes even Real Estate equities. This information is posted weekly at
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Gold, Silver Soar; Buffett Warns of Inflation

(Warren Buffet warned over the weekend of the reemergence of inflation, this and news of increasing physical demand from mainland China may have led to Gold"s surge in prices yesterday) Don't the average investors get it? As usual these financial analyst guru's don't seem to know whats going on in the market place. Precious metal equities have been among the best performance sectors of the market place for some weeks. This info and other investment ideas are posted on a regular basis at www.mutualfundwealth.com/

5 Reasons Why I Don't Think This Rally Will Last

"Mom and Pop investors" this post is for you. For simplified prudent and easy to understand investment suggestions that will enable you to receive significant returns on your investents in good times and bail out information when markets are going to fall significantly go to web page: www.mutualfundwealth.com/
Each week I provide updates of best performing mutual fund equities in sectors of the market place that you should consider as they are moving forward.

Writers of articles relying on financial analysts, double bottom charting scenarios and the Big Boys, really don't do well with their forcasts. If they did, wouldn't you have been informed and warned prior to last years financial crisis? Of course you would have, but they didn't have a clue.

Speculative Thoughts on Possible Future Trends

Enjoyed reading your article Katy. Common sense thoughts and musings that seem to fit the current economic times.

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Seeds of an Economic Recovery?

Quite a vague article. Also would like to point out that contrary to your Real Estate assumptions, this sector of the market place is and has been one of the best performance equity positions lately as posted on
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Chart of the Week: Percentage of NYSE Stocks Above 50 Day Simple Moving Averages

Your chart info. used as a vehicle for predicting market direction and or boom/bust is a waste of time. Once again I reiterate, did these same charts predict the global financial crisis last year? If they did, why didn't you and the other chartsters let ordinary investors and financial advisors know about it?

The only charts I know of that did exactly that were my personal charts established and tweaked over time. Using this information I was able to instruct my financial guy to make appropriate moves moving equity positions into cash and money market funds within my portfolio and therefore avoid the monetary crash that everyone else had to endure. Sound to good to be true, well it isn't.

Doug T......The mutual fund investment guy www.mutualfundwealth.com/

Why Your Portfolio Could See Another 12% in 2009

Really don't excited about these types of charts that are constantly being published. What were they telling investors during the horrific downturn last year. If they really predicted anything most of the masses that got hammered during that time would have been forewarned and taken alternative investment strategies within their portfolios.

My personal charts indicated the crisis and I moved my equities into money markets and cash. Do you know of anyone else that was ahead of the curve and made such a move? I don't......

Doug T.......The mutual fund guy
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Global Crisis? Not for Tech Stocks

The real top performance sectors of the market place are posted weekly at www.mutualfundwealth.com/ Check it out for today's and future investment strategies. Go for the gold....the bottom line matters.