Bob Wenzel holds no punches in a speech this week to the NY Fed: "The noose is tightening on your organization, vast amounts of money printing are now required to keep your manipulated economy afloat. It will ultimately result in huge price inflation, or, if you stop printing, another massive economic crash will occur. There is no other way out." [View news story]
The FED is impartial and is not influenced by politics or the upcoming election. Its decision to do QE3 will have ben done only because it's the best thing for America.
For All The Shouting, This Is Still A Normal Correction [View article]
In the last 20 years markets always go up when we have a Democrat as President. Bush I = markets tanking; Clinton = Massive stock run up; Bush II = markets tanking.
I'd bet we are in for a nice stock run up with Obama.
Chesapeake Energy Creates $34 Billion Of Value At A Net Cost Of Zero [View article]
This stock hasn't moved up in price in 5 or 6 years. And their CEO sold 90% of his stock for $16.52 per share to meet a margin call after the drop in the U.S. stock market in 2008. The stock was $74.00 per share in the year prior to the sale, a loss of nearly $1.92 billion. Then, he was awarded a $75 million 'Well Cost Incentive Award' by the board of directors. This man is beyond greedy and can care less about shareholders. Not to mention he bought a 21 million dollar home Bermuda right before doing this. I advise you to be careful with this stock.
Bob Wenzel holds no punches in a speech this week to the NY Fed: "The noose is tightening on your organization, vast amounts of money printing are now required to keep your manipulated economy afloat. It will ultimately result in huge price inflation, or, if you stop printing, another massive economic crash will occur. There is no other way out." [View news story]
3 Signs The Market Rally Will Likely Continue Next Week [View article]
I've sad it before and I'll say it again. This market is an easy buy. Stocks are cheap. The bears are a laughing stock at this point. My portfolio is up 3 times over since Sept. 2009.
Markets pick up Sunday evening where they left off Friday afternoon. S&P 500 futures -0.8%, German Dax futures -1%. The euro -0.2% to $1.2407. Gold flat. WTI crude -0.6% to $82.71. [View news story]
When a democrat is in the markets go up. See Clinton, Bill.
For the past three years, traders have made a killing buying the dips. Not today, says CNBC's Bob Pisani. After days of trying, buyers have now stepped away, staging a sort of "buyers strike" and leaving stocks to drift lower. That can be dangerous, Pisani warns, because spikes in the VIX, like what we saw today, leave the markets extremely vulnerable to big moves down over the coming days. [View news story]
I have trouble watching CNBC except for Santelli...
Bob Wenzel holds no punches in a speech this week to the NY Fed: "The noose is tightening on your organization, vast amounts of money printing are now required to keep your manipulated economy afloat. It will ultimately result in huge price inflation, or, if you stop printing, another massive economic crash will occur. There is no other way out." [View news story]
For All The Shouting, This Is Still A Normal Correction [View article]
I'd bet we are in for a nice stock run up with Obama.
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Chesapeake's 50% Upside Well Ahead Of Linn [View article]
Chesapeake Energy Creates $34 Billion Of Value At A Net Cost Of Zero [View article]
Bob Wenzel holds no punches in a speech this week to the NY Fed: "The noose is tightening on your organization, vast amounts of money printing are now required to keep your manipulated economy afloat. It will ultimately result in huge price inflation, or, if you stop printing, another massive economic crash will occur. There is no other way out." [View news story]
3 Signs The Market Rally Will Likely Continue Next Week [View article]
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Markets pick up Sunday evening where they left off Friday afternoon. S&P 500 futures -0.8%, German Dax futures -1%. The euro -0.2% to $1.2407. Gold flat. WTI crude -0.6% to $82.71. [View news story]
For the past three years, traders have made a killing buying the dips. Not today, says CNBC's Bob Pisani. After days of trying, buyers have now stepped away, staging a sort of "buyers strike" and leaving stocks to drift lower. That can be dangerous, Pisani warns, because spikes in the VIX, like what we saw today, leave the markets extremely vulnerable to big moves down over the coming days. [View news story]
Yes, They Do: Low Interest Rates Do Make Stocks Cheap [View article]