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S&P Price-to-Earnings Ratio Says Market is Still 70% Overpriced

March 3, 2009 By Leave a Comment

If you are choosing to stay in the stock market right now because of any of the following reasons…

  1. It is poised to bounce back
  2. You don’t want to close out losing positions
  3. Stocks are cheap right now

…then the simplicity of the following information may shock you.

Last week [Read more...]

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News Flash: World Decides Not To End

February 25, 2009 By Leave a Comment

I want to get this news flash out to you, but there’s no sense in reinventing the wheel. I think the first half of Bill Bonner’s recent blog post sums it up. See it here.

Filed Under: Money, Precious Metals Tagged With: bail out, bailout, deficit, depression, derivatives, dow jones, economy, gold, government, invest, investing, investment, monetary, Money, recession, silver, spending, stock market

This January was worst for stock market in 113 years

February 22, 2009 By Leave a Comment

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According to the article The Market Is Shorting Obama’s ‘Stimulus’, we’ve just had the worst January in over 113 years of the stock market. Professors of Finance, Ecomonics, and Law at the University of Kansas and George Mason University report that the stock market is not impressed by Obama’s stimulus. Read the whole story here.

While 99% of the stories out there that use logic and reason to argue [Read more...]

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Why Mutual Funds Aren't Diversified

February 16, 2009 By Leave a Comment

This video examines diversification…

  • What is it?
  • Why didn’t it work to reduce my portfolio risk?
  • Is there something I can do to make diversification actually work? If so, what?

Diversification is extremely fundamental to the modern porftolio theory that so many financial planners talk about. But what isn’t talked about is how and why [Read more...]

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