Here’s a summary of stories from this past week of trading, with a link to the full articles online.
Shocking Forecasts Coming True
Oil, the dollar, stocks … Warnings were issued about these markets long ago. Dr. Martin D. Weiss takes a look at the past and what’s on the way. Click here to read more.
Avoid the Temptation
With today’s uncertain markets, you need to resist the impulse to think it’s all over because the market has risen 1% or more two days in a row. Jon Markman looks at the current environment.
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You Haven’t Seen Anything Yet!
If you think the occasional bounce-backs in the Dow and other world markets mean an end to this year’s opening curtain of turbulence, think again and instead, fasten your seatbelt. The fact is you haven’t seen anything, yet. Click here to find out what Larry Edelson is seeing for the rest of this year.
Why This Market Is Glittering Again
It’s been tough finding winners in financial markets so far this year. Nearly every asset class is moving together in lockstep … to the downside. But one asset that’s been much maligned in recent years, practically given up for dead in fact, is glittering again. Mike Burnick explains.
Is a New Real Estate Crisis Looming?
The real estate crash that began in 2006 is one of the most painful economic crises this nation has ever faced. Housing collapsed first, followed by commercial real estate — and the financial system was pushed to the brink of a full-scale meltdown. What’s happening now? Mike Larson takes a look.
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The Week’s Hot News
Money and Markets columnist Mike Larson takes a look at key financial and political events around the globe after the market close. Here are the week’s highlights:
Billionaires, Elites Plan for the ‘WarGames’ Scenario
Remember the movie “WarGames”? The plot centers around a powerful computer system that’s designed to simulate global thermonuclear war — but that doesn’t realize the difference between a fake war and a real one. How does that relate to today’s markets? Mike explains.
Forget Oil Stocks … Banks are Getting Battered Now
You’ve probably heard the refrain on TV, or read it in the mainstream business press: It’s all about oil. Mike is here to tell you that’s a bunch of bull. Click here to find out what he’s seeing in the markets.
The Fed’s Bridge to Nowhere
No one expected the Federal Reserve to hike short-term interest rates at this week’s policy meeting. But plenty of investors were hoping Janet Yellen and her crew would acknowledge the recent downswing in the global economy and sing a dovish tune. Did they deliver? Mike examines the words and the markets.
A Troubling Sign for the Economy
A troubling sign for the U.S. economy surfaced this week in the form of durable goods figures. What happened? Mike explains.
The Money and Markets Team
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Great diversity of views. Japan has just made things more interesting
I guess you’re hedging against the Yuan as well??