Boomers in Trouble: The Unheralded Economic Mega-Trend, Part 2 [View article]
This article failed to consider the global effect to the US market. It is true that US will consume less, but hopefully the foreigner, especially those have just tasted the sweet of the captialism, will pick up the consumption. I think Japan in 80's-90's is a different story. Japan was a heavy export country. That market was serious invaded by Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, the later China, India, Vietnan, etc. They lost their maret share. There is not without hope for US in the future. US future will be revived by the following facts: - Consumption will pick up by foreigner, export industry will survive. - US dollar continue to depreciated that help export. - Crash of US dollar to alleviate the US debt. - Low value of Dollar and good earning from export will lift US market. - Political stability, cheap dollar, superior technology will make US stock attarctive to foreigner. - Lower housing value and great environment will attract foreigner to invest real estate in US and lift housing price. - Successful green energy policy will make this country the world leader again, and remove dependency of foreign oil.
'Out of Bear Market Territory' - No [View article]
This is so useless information. When people has lost 20%, analysts finally say it is bear market. People move money out after 20% loss. After market moves up 20%, analysts finally tell people it is bull market. People move money back to their favorite funds after missing 20% move. This is called "Buy High Sell Low".
Risk to Investors as Global Inflation Hinders the Fed [View article]
Since US is the largest consumer in the world, why not take some risky actions: lower interest rate, tax imports ? Dow may hit 8000, but it will come back once US is totally independent of oil.
RBS Predicts Global Market Crash: What's In It for Them? [View article]
I thought Bob Janjuah (or may be the author) is in a panic mode more then Fed. Fed probably should do nothing by end of the year. To lower the rate ? Econmy won't come back. To raise the rate ? High oil price is already a hard brake on the growth, why need a rate hike ?
Index Funds Consistently Outperforming Active Management [View article]
All inestors should not try to pick mutual funds or even individual stock. I have never met anyone that can pick up winner consistently. All money managers should be filed and get a more productive job.
Value is decided by confidence. Fed is taking over the extremely cheap issues at the right time. When market stablizes, those issues will rise in value. Fed will eventually make money. The difference will help paying off the huge national debt. This is a win-win situation. I think Fed should do another thing, increase margin to 200% for speculative commodities. And probably short marnin as well. The low margin causes bubble and should be stopped now !!!
What Happened the Last Time Fed Funds Rate was 3%? [View article]
There were several huge bad event happened at the same time in 2002: - Enron and WorldCom. People lost confidence in financial market. - Market at multiple of 25+. NASDAQ at 50. - Presidential election deadlock. - and of course, 9/11 was still in effect.
This is election year. Everything is expected. Inflation is a built-in ingredient in capitalism. No one likes recession. However, the real correction will come in 2010, the second year of presidential term. Dow will be 18000 at that time. In the mean time, lets keep on printing the money and enjoy the life.
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It is true that US will consume less, but hopefully the foreigner, especially those have just tasted the sweet of the captialism, will pick up the consumption. I think Japan in 80's-90's is a different story. Japan was a heavy export country. That market was serious invaded by Taiwan, Korea, Singapore, the later China, India, Vietnan, etc. They lost their maret share.
There is not without hope for US in the future. US future will be revived by the following facts:
- Consumption will pick up by foreigner, export industry will survive.
- US dollar continue to depreciated that help export.
- Crash of US dollar to alleviate the US debt.
- Low value of Dollar and good earning from export will lift US market.
- Political stability, cheap dollar, superior technology will make US stock attarctive to foreigner.
- Lower housing value and great environment will attract foreigner to invest real estate in US and lift housing price.
- Successful green energy policy will make this country the world leader again, and remove dependency of foreign oil.
Happy retiring, Bommers !
'Out of Bear Market Territory' - No [View article]
When people has lost 20%, analysts finally say it is bear market. People move money out after 20% loss.
After market moves up 20%, analysts finally tell people it is bull market. People move money back to their favorite funds after missing 20% move.
This is called "Buy High Sell Low".
Why I'm Committed to the UltraShort Financials ETF [View article]
Risk to Investors as Global Inflation Hinders the Fed [View article]
RBS Predicts Global Market Crash: What's In It for Them? [View article]
Index Funds Consistently Outperforming Active Management [View article]
I have never met anyone that can pick up winner consistently. All money managers should be filed and get a more productive job.
Jim Grant on Fed Monetary Policy [View article]
Fed Pours More Debt on the Fire [View article]
I think Fed should do another thing, increase margin to 200% for speculative commodities. And probably short marnin as well. The low margin causes bubble and should be stopped now !!!
Bernanke Invents a New Weapon [View article]
Greenspan's Latest: Oil Boom Will Likely 'Go on Forever' [View article]
To Short or Not to Short [View article]
Look finance.yahoo.com/q/hp...
Isn't it supposed to short and pay dividend to others ?
Be Aware of the Sector Simplification of ETFs [View article]
What Happened the Last Time Fed Funds Rate was 3%? [View article]
- Enron and WorldCom. People lost confidence in financial market.
- Market at multiple of 25+. NASDAQ at 50.
- Presidential election deadlock.
- and of course, 9/11 was still in effect.
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