Posts Tagged ‘ Overshoot ’

McDonalds vs. Facebook – Toss me a BigMac

February 17, 2012

McDonalds vs. Facebook - Toss me a BigMac. (Taken from Phil's This is the End - But for Who?) A day late and a point short on the S&P. Our senior index finished the day at 1,358.04, just 0.96 under our 10% line at 1,359. Oddly enough, it never crossed...
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Buying Opportunity In Gold, Greek Debt Discount Overdone! Say Krowne and Winter

By Lee Adler

December 14, 2011

Buying Opportunity In Gold, Greek Debt Discount Overdone! Say Krowne and Winter

Russ Winter of Winter (Economic and Market) Watch, ML-Implode.com’s Aaron Krowne, and the Wall Street Examiner’s Lee Adler give their current take on the meltdown in gold, the overshoot on Greek debt, a possible approaching bottom in the Euro and foodstuff commodities, and discuss strategies for profiting from the current chaos. This is a...
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Unreported Bedlam In Treasuries Signals Massive Panic

By Lee Adler

December 11, 2011

Unreported Bedlam In Treasuries Signals Massive Panic

The following is an extended excerpt from the Wall Street Examiner Professional Edition weekly Treasury update. The subscriber link to the full report is at the end of this summary. Last week was a light auction week with a net of just $3 billion in new supply settling on Thursday. That took the pressure...
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Regression to Trend: A Perspective on Long-Term Market Performance

By Bears Chat at The Wall Street Examiner

May 1, 2011

Regression to Trend: A Perspective on Long-Term Market Performance

May 2, 2011 Monthly Update About the only certainty in the stock market is that, over the long haul, over performance turns into under performance and vice versa. Is there a pattern to this movement? Let's apply some simple regression analysis (se...
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Investing in India: First Comes the Pain, Then Come the Gains

By Martin Hutchinson

April 14, 2011

Investing in India: First Comes the Pain, Then Come the Gains

As investments go, India has really great long-term prospects. No doubt about it.

Indeed, India has enjoyed very decent growth rates for the last decade, pulling many of its people out of poverty in the process.

But investing in India can be tricky.

Allow me to...
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Supply Much More Than Thought- Professional Edition

By Lee Adler

August 27, 2010

The Treasury calendar for next week will be light with only bills offered. New supply will total an estimated $8 billion if the 4 week bill is the same size as last week. This would be a $5 billion overshoot of the TBAC estimate presented just 4 weeks ago. That along with the need...
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To Little Effect- Available for Viewing

By Russ Winter

May 30, 2009

The is now increasing evidence that an overshoot is developing in housing, with the main thrust coming in higher end prime mortgages. In February the Government came up with programs to spend $75 billion on incentives for mortgage servicing companies that reduce payments for troubled homeowners. The Treasury Department said the program will...
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