Market Moving Closer to Its First Significant Pullback Since Last Spring [View article]
Thanks for the excellent commentary.
Robert Precter has already called it a top.
If this is a substantial correction, what internal signal would you use to indicate that this a correction and not the continuation of the bear market just yet. Such as what would the sentiment have to drop too or other?
Property Values Set to Fall 43% from Current Depressed Levels [View article]
I did a chart like this in 2006 and it has been scary to watch because it has been accurate beyond my expectations. I have property going back to 1992 prices and that is a 'fer piece from here.
The responses in this article tells you that there are far too many bulls for the bottom to be in. Maybe in 2014 you should rerun the article.
I am a former subscriber to Dr. Leeb and he is a true analyst. I do think he could use some technical analysis to improve his timing, but he provides good information.
Shining a Light on Solar Opportunities [View article]
The cost argument is just not accurate unless you try to adjust for price increases by the utilities.
I have read that AEP is raising the rates 15% a year for the next three years for a 52% increase. And without a doubt the carbon tax and fuel surcharges will come in to play.
All things considered, including the cost of solar trending down and efficiencies going up, solar is a today thing. The largest obstacle is initial cost and the problem of mobility of the home owner not staying in the home long enough to benefit.
What Lies Behind the CFTC's Revocation of Exemptions in Agriculture Position Limits? [View article]
Socrateazz is on the right track.
I have said for so,me time now that farms are next. Our leaders have methodically taken over housing, banking, autos, and airlines are there for the taking. So farms are next. When the price is low enough, directly or indirectly Goldman, JP Morgan or other vermin will take over the newly equipped farms. Price and wage controls are not far off making plenty of room for the government to profit on export tax from grains.
51% depends on where you measure it from. We are at the 38% retracement from the Oct '07 high.
From a historical perspective all you can really say is that yes we do have rallies in a bear market. This rally could go higher than any one has imagined with all of the intervention that is occuring.
We are just entering the B wave down and their is another C wave up. If I am correct we will see between 10,400 and 11,250 before we are done and that will happen before thanksgiving.
Why Today's Stock Markets Are All About Confidence and Gullibility [View article]
I think Moon Kil Woong has the right focus. As long as the thieves have access to the vault the theft will continue and they need the market rising to give people confidence that the stimulus is working to pull that off.
Commodity Based Currencies: Long Term Prospects Are Bright [View article]
When the market sell off occurs later this fall the dollar will rally. This will be a post 5th wave correction as well. When that peaks then will be the time to enter long term alternatives to the dollar.
Online Travel Companies: Good Places to Book Some Profits [View article]
These all look to be following the markets (which I expect top top at 10,400 to11,200) except OWW (looks to top at $4-5)
Tzoo looks to be a good Dec option play if it would pull back to the neck line at about 12.50 with a price target right at $20 from the inverse head and shoulders.
That isn't the best option play that I have found though - That is YGE which is currently at $13.86 with a target of $32.
FPL Group and TEVA Remain Strong Growth Stocks [View article]
Dr. Leeb, I respect your work and I am a former subscriber to your letter, but I think you are wrong on both counts. We are in a devasted economy and stocks have much further to fall after this last leg up this fall. No matter how good the numbers, money on the run will not hold up stock prices. If you are looking out to 2020 I think that is just to far out with the crises at hand.
Economics in the Dog House (The Economist) [View article]
I think you dance all around the fact that it was greed driven and totally corrupt. They(bankers and lawmakers-non participants are guilty by association) didn't have a bit of problem finding the dogs to demand bailouts. They knew the endgame going in.
They should be in prison stripes and not be ridiculed for poor economic policy. That insults our intelligence.
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Robert Precter has already called it a top.
If this is a substantial correction, what internal signal would you use to indicate that this a correction and not the continuation of the bear market just yet. Such as what would the sentiment have to drop too or other?
Property Values Set to Fall 43% from Current Depressed Levels [View article]
The responses in this article tells you that there are far too many bulls for the bottom to be in. Maybe in 2014 you should rerun the article.
3 Promising Gold Stocks [View article]
Shining a Light on Solar Opportunities [View article]
I have read that AEP is raising the rates 15% a year for the next three years for a 52% increase. And without a doubt the carbon tax and fuel surcharges will come in to play.
All things considered, including the cost of solar trending down and efficiencies going up, solar is a today thing. The largest obstacle is initial cost and the problem of mobility of the home owner not staying in the home long enough to benefit.
Four Major Developments Gold Investors Should Watch [View article]
Not yet.
It will go below 850 one more time before the next advance
Sigma Designs: Assessing Its Potential for Renewed Growth [View article]
Demand for 'Moly' Can Only Rise [View article]
It should be good to 55 before ill winds blow.
Solar Is Gaining Momentum: Will the U.S. Be Left in the Dark? [View article]
What Lies Behind the CFTC's Revocation of Exemptions in Agriculture Position Limits? [View article]
I have said for so,me time now that farms are next. Our leaders have methodically taken over housing, banking, autos, and airlines are there for the taking. So farms are next. When the price is low enough, directly or indirectly Goldman, JP Morgan or other vermin will take over the newly equipped farms.
Price and wage controls are not far off making plenty of room for the government to profit on export tax from grains.
This is a crisis of design.
51.68% in 165 Days [View article]
From a historical perspective all you can really say is that yes we do have rallies in a bear market. This rally could go higher than any one has imagined with all of the intervention that is occuring.
We are just entering the B wave down and their is another C wave up. If I am correct we will see between 10,400 and 11,250 before we are done and that will happen before thanksgiving.
Why Today's Stock Markets Are All About Confidence and Gullibility [View article]
Commodity Based Currencies: Long Term Prospects Are Bright [View article]
Online Travel Companies: Good Places to Book Some Profits [View article]
These all look to be following the markets (which I expect top top at 10,400 to11,200) except OWW (looks to top at $4-5)
Tzoo looks to be a good Dec option play if it would pull back to the neck line at about 12.50 with a price target right at $20 from the inverse head and shoulders.
That isn't the best option play that I have found though - That is YGE which is currently at $13.86 with a target of $32.
FPL Group and TEVA Remain Strong Growth Stocks [View article]
I respect your work and I am a former subscriber to your letter, but I think you are wrong on both counts. We are in a devasted economy and stocks have much further to fall after this last leg up this fall. No matter how good the numbers, money on the run will not hold up stock prices. If you are looking out to 2020 I think that is just to far out with the crises at hand.
Economics in the Dog House (The Economist) [View article]
They should be in prison stripes and not be ridiculed for poor economic policy. That insults our intelligence.