Archive - Jan 22, 2013 - Blog entry
The Smart Money Will Be Selling into Wednesday's Rally
Submitted by EconMatters on 01/22/2013 20:41 -0500Most Wall Street pundits just follow the crowd....
Is The “Self-Promotion-And-Envy Spiral” Taking Down Facebook?
Submitted by testosteronepit on 01/22/2013 20:12 -0500“Addressing this threat should be seen as priority.”
PRECIOUS METALS & STOCKS POISED TO RAMP HIGHER
Submitted by ilene on 01/22/2013 15:29 -0500Liking the technicals on Gold.
The Bursting Of The (Mis)Education Bubble, pt 3: As Bad As Harvard Endowment Funds -0.05% ROI? The Levered Harvard Diploma!
Submitted by Reggie Middleton on 01/22/2013 12:59 -0500I actually post a model that allows you to value your college education, ROI, NPV. In Twitter parlance, #FeelingsHURT! Then that VIRAL VIDEO detailing what??? Let's dig thought some facts...
EXCLuSiVE BaNZai7 DaVoS CoVeRaGe BeGiNS: WoRLD PoNZiNoMiC FoRuM 2013
Submitted by williambanzai7 on 01/22/2013 12:56 -0500Listen up all you fringe low brow ZH clowns: Mundus Vult Decipi-Ergo Decipiatur!
President Obama Inaugurated - Precious Metals To See Similar Returns As First Year Of Presidency?
Submitted by GoldCore on 01/22/2013 12:22 -0500
Gold edged up and Tokyo gold hit a record multiyear high after the Bank of Japan announced a bold, some would say reckless, $117 billion ‘stimulus’ program as expected. The BOJ’ package included doubling its inflation target to 2% and making an open-ended commitment to asset purchases from next year.
This open ended policy surprised some that expected a small rise in the BOJ's $1.1 trillion asset-buying and lending program.
On Wednesday, there is a scheduled vote in the U.S. Congress proposed by Republicans on the U.S. borrowing limit.
Does an Equity Market Rally + Higher Interest Rates = > HPA?
Submitted by rcwhalen on 01/22/2013 11:42 -0500Q: Can a ZIRP-driven bull market in US equities exist, side-by-side, with an economic rebound and a bullish outlook on HPA? A: "No"
Two Developments Rattle FX Market
Submitted by Marc To Market on 01/22/2013 06:25 -0500There are two main drivers in the foreign exchange market today: the much anticipated BOJ meeting and the much stronger than expected German ZEW survey. Anticipation of aggressive easing by the BOJ today has kept the yen on the defensive. However, the combination of "sell the rumor and buy the fact" activity and, arguably, some disappointment, saw dollar turned back from the JPY90 level, which it has test during the three prior sessions without a convincing break and fall to near JPY88.35 before finding a bid. Similarly the euro, which had been flirting with the JPY120 area, was sold down to almost JPY117.30 before finding a solid
The One Chart That Explains the Massive Risk of Investing in Gold & Gold Stocks
Submitted by smartknowledgeu on 01/22/2013 05:06 -0500Why do commercial investment advisers always tell you that gold (& silver) and PM assets are all massively risky? Here's the one chart that explains everything.
Inflationary Targets Will Fail – World Stuck In Deflationary Super-Cycle
Submitted by EconMatters on 01/22/2013 03:45 -0500Most governments are heavily in debt, they are ultimately going to be forced to cut back spending through austerity programs.
