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Three Politically Correct Ways to Not Profit from the Bush Tax Policy

"Why wait for Barack or Hillary to reestablish social justice? I’ve found ways and means for you to become a conscientious tax cut objector right now! Ronald Reagan was elected president at an age when he was entitled to collect Social Security payments. And he donated his Social Security checks to the US Treasury. You, [...]

Exploit Commodity Price Swings: A TFN Under the Microscope Video

Baltimore — (TFN): The Triple Zone Profit Trader uses options that allow the user to take advantage of the swings in commodity prices. In 2007, The Triple Zone Profit Trader had 21 closed plays. 17 were potential moneymakers. That means it had a success ratio of 81%, and average gain per position of 44.86%. So far in [...]

Natural Gas Wars: Gazprom wins in Hungary, again

"Hungary will have both the Gazprom and anti-Gazprom pipelines traveling through its borders. Perhaps the workers can wave to one another and swap stories over a round of Unicum ('real man's Jagermeister') on cold winter nights… or maybe they’ll just glower across the Hungarian plains." — Stephanie [...]

Dollar Tree Posts Higher-Than-Expected Profits: TFN viewers score 26%-plus profits

Baltimore — (TFN): Dollar Tree Stores Inc (DLTR) announced today that quarterly profit fell by 3 percent. But this drop in profits was due to there being one less week than in the year-earlier period. Still, results beat analysts' estimates, and the company's shares jumped by as much as 15 percent, crossing $30 in early-morning [...]

Currency Trading: Iran attacks the dollar

"You think it’s a coincidence that the Iranians announced this “new bourse” just when the dollar sank to 30-year lows? I definitely don’t. In fact, I’d say they’re only doing this because the dollar is so low. Seriously, if you wanted to sucker punch the buck, then now’s the [...]

Commodities Investing: The truth behind the agriculture supercycle

"The world population is growing and the amount of available farmland remains virtually unchanged. The end result is less farmland per person." — Andrew Mickey by Andrew Mickey Baltimore – (TFN):  Sometimes it really is just that simple. Why have agriculture stocks outperformed the overall market? Wheat, corn and soybean prices are all [...]

U.S. Markets: Recession or depression

"Are we even in a recession now? That’s the current debate, but it’s not exactly timely, more like yesterday’s news. It all boils down to exactly whose statistics you trust." — Russell McDougal by Russell McDougal Baltimore – (TFN):  It’s best not to mention this particular word in politically correct [...]

Politically Correct Tax Plan: An Amberger Smackdown Video

Baltimore — (TFN): Every year since 2001, liberals find themselves struggling with a moral conundrum: How can they possibly justify profiting from the Bush Administrations objectionable tax cuts? TFN prez J. Christoph Amberger explains how you, too, can pay your fair share like it's 1999 — without having to wait for a Democrat White House. Click [...]

Inconvenient Truth: Now the world is — COOLING!

Blogger's Note: Wouldn't ya know it. Al Gore made a mint of his Inconvenient Truth… the bureaucrats have just established a beautiful barter system for carbon credits… the media has finally managed to suppress the last bit of scepticism among the junk science-fed multitudes… and politicians are stumping to combat global climate change by taking [...]

Bond Insurance: Get it before Buffett does

  A Today's Financial News Research Report: “The reason interest rates are soaring is simple supply and demand. There is no longer adequate demand for municipal bonds, so the folks trying to sell the debt are forced to pay higher interest rates in an attempt to continue funding their projects.” — Andrew Snyder By Andrew Snyder, TodaysFinancialNews.com   Today's [...]

Real Estate Investing: Lawsuit Avoidance 101

"You need to be fair when dealing with all parties. You need to outline agreements with partners, vendors, contractors, etc. And you need to respond to tenants' complaints. These are good business practices - what I call Lawsuit Avoidance 101." — Darius Barazandeh by Darius Barazandeh, Early to Rise Baltimore – [...]

Foreign Investment: It’s always sunny in Brazil

"Brazil was once the poster-boy for financial mismanagement. Spiraling inflation, massive debts and a chronic history of currency devaluation is Brazil’s legacy from the 1970s and 1980s. But not anymore." — Mike Burnick by Mike Burnick, The Sovereign Society Baltimore – (TFN):  The U.S. credit crunch is far from over [...]

How to Profit from the UK Credit Bust

"The British economy is about as hot as the United States’ dollar these days. And one 12-year old U.K. ETF is bearing much of the backlash…" – Ian L. Cooper By Ian Cooper, Small Cap Trading Pit Baltimore – (TFN): The following was taken from this week's 60-Second Buzz on TFN. Watch this video. The U.K. had GDP growth [...]

Cuba post-Castro: What investors should expect

"…The major keywords used by our revered candidates in the 2008 presidential derby are poaching in the happy hunting grounds reserved for revivalist meetings and Sunday sermons." — J. Christoph Amberger By J. Christoph Amberger, TodaysFinancialNews.com Baltimore – (TFN): The following was taken from a TFN Special Video Report. Watch this video. Comrade Fidel appears to be in the [...]

Housing Market: Home Depot Tells All

"For investors that have not made the move yet, it is time to start looking towards safety. Get your retirement money out of the speculative high-growth plays.  " – Andrew Snyder  By Andrew Snyder Baltimore (TFN) – Last Saturday morning my father and I made our weekly trip to the local Lowes.  For some reason, it has been a [...]

Profit from the UK Credit Bust: TFN 60-Second Buzz Video

Baltimore — (TFN): It was November 2007 when the Bank of England’s chief economist warned that the effect of the credit crunch may only be the tip of the iceberg. It’s gotten so bad that Citigroup is terminating the credit cards given to 160,000 UK consumers this March 2008, deeming them to be “too risky.” [...]

International Investing: The land without subprime debt

"It was as if they had subjected the Japanese economy to waterboarding and forgotten to pull it up out of the water. The economy drowned. Even now, 18 years after the Nikkei Dow went under, the poor thing is still coughing up suds." — Bill Bonner by Bill Bonner, The Daily [...]

Obama Mania Sweeps Europe

"There has been an extraordinary shift in the age group that dominates political life, in Europe as well as in the United States." — Lord Rees-Mogg by Lord Rees-Mogg, Whiskey & Gunpowder Baltimore – (TFN):  I think that Europe is about to suffer an outbreak of Obama mania, just as we caught [...]

Cuban post-Castro profits: A TFN Special Video Report

Baltimore — (TFN): Last year, rumors that Fidel Castro was about to check into the large Politburo in the sky pushed prices of the few tradeable stocks investing in Cuba through the roof. Just like they had any other time talk of Castro's demise in the decades before. Now it looks like Comrade Fidel is [...]

Copper Prices: How to play base metals in the coming recession

‘Who are going to be the next major producers of copper? Chile and other major producers are starting to decline. China just bought two major copper mining companies in Peru and have spent more than $2 billion on a copper project in Kazakhstan.’ – Andrew Mickey Baltimore – (TFN): The following was taken from the transcript of [...]

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