Market Observation
14 Jan 2011
According to the sentiment of the e-mails I’ve been receiving of late, it seems that the concept of the advance out of the March 2009 low being a bear market rally is becoming harder and harder to understand. As price moved down into the cyclical...
Featured Editorial
14 Jan 2011
In "Get a Model, Plug in Guesses, Cure Unemployment", Caroline Baum takes a look at Janet Yellen's statements regarding the alleged creation of 3.5 million jobs. Here are a few snips.
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FS Editorials
JAN 14
- Bull/Bear Market Relationships and the Existing Rally byTim W Wood CPA
- Bullishness from the COT and Physical Market for Silver by Chris Marchese
- Forgotten Treasure by Marin Katusa
- We Could Be In Great Depression II - But We're Not! bySy Harding
- Global Aging and the Crisis of the 2020s by John Mauldin
- Municipal Bonds In Trouble by Carl Swenlin
- Are Gold Pool Accounts Safe? by Jeff Clark
- The Unexpected Coal Crisis by David Morgan
- U.S. States Proposing Gold-backed Currencies by Robert Kientz
- U.S. Dollar, Gold, & Silver Were Down On Thursday - Really? by JW Jones
- Incoherent Lunatics are Dangerous by JR Nyquist
- Bullish Sentiment Could Dampen Stock Rally by Chris Ciovacco
- There is ‘No Bubble in Gold’ by Jerry Robinson
- Hallucinations on Curing Unemployment by Michael Shedlock
- The Coming Flood of Yuan and Chinese Gold Demandby Julian Phillips
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