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On Friday, the market rallied up into the lower end of the Wave 5 target zone, but the short term charts seem to suggest a bit more upside still to come for Tuesday. Theoretically, this should be the last wave of this rally before a meaningful co…
In a new assessment of G7 economies, the OECD declares that growth has come to a halt and that it’s time for bankers to flood the world with cheap money again.
Here’s the full announcement. Click here to see the OECDS’s full presetnation >
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Let’s just say it won’t be pretty.
Everything would tank. Stocks, bonds, and commodities. All of the risk assets that have been unnaturally supported by a flood of liquidity, too-low interest rates, and thin-air base money would give up those il…
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WEALTH MANAGER-U.S. bonds may no longer be a safe haven
Tue Nov 9, 2010 1:42pm EST
* Investors sticking to bonds despite inflation risk
* Advisers trying to edge clients back into equities
* Investors should avoid Treasuries, munis-executive
By He…
Thursday’s Treasury auctions again showed minor cracks in the façade with a weak indirect bid on the 30 year bond and a smaller indirect bid…
