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Gold Speculation During The Great Correction
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Guess who was better off at this stage following the beginning of the crisis. The investor in the Great Depression? Or, the investor today?
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Misguided Gratitude For Government Stimulus
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The point of a correction is to correct.
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The Summer the Recovery Went Missing
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Let’s see, what happened this summer? Easy question. The recovery went missing.
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The Dark Side Of Deficits
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John Mauldin used to write about things like P/E ratios, secular bull and bear markets, valuations, and all of the things we used to think about in the Old Normal. Now, the New Normal has to have its turn first.
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Zen And The Art Of Economy Repair
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In the US, half a million Americans filed for jobless benefits last week -- the highest number in nine months. At this point in a typical recovery, job growth should be strong. Instead, it is shockingly weak.
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Bonds Tiring, Gold Moving Higher
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What might Bernanke's speech have said or implied that triggered the market response that we have witnessed so far today?
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Fighting The Correction In The Worst Possible Way
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Investors are waking up. They are wiping the sleep from their eyes. Behold! No recovery.
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The Nonsense Recovery
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Eventually, investors are going to realize that the discussion of a "recovery" is nonsense. The economy can never recover the pace and frenzy of the bubble years.
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Turning Against The Stock Market
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The Fed has already said it will leave its key interest rate at a very low level for a very long time. The US Treasury has already announced a budget with more than $1 trillion of fiscal stimulus in it.
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Tale Of Two Markets
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Mike Paulenoff believes that the global equity markets are in a leadership transition from west to east, or from the U.S. to China.
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