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Chinese shares have been falling lately, but that’s only because everybody’s so scared. There’s nothing wrong with China’s financial system, right? Wrong. There’s something rotten at the heart of China’s banks, and the entire mainland economy is about to come crashing down.
by J. Christoph Amberger
Baltimore — (TFN): As Iceland’s banking industry is melting [...]
Tags: banks, china, credit, developers, Financial, financial crisis, flats, j. christoph amberger, non performing loan, npl, Real Estate, state owned
While the rest of the world has been growing more bitter by the day, The Hershey Company (HSY) has been gaining back a little of its sweetness. Unlike the rest of the market, HSY may have already seen its bottom and be one the way back up. Should you buy?
by Stephanie Grimmett
Baltimore — (TFN): [...]
Tags: aig, bear stearns, Commodities, credit crisis, dow, fannie, Financial, fnm, fre, freddie, gas, hershey, hersheys, hsy, kisses, lehman, nestle, nsrgy, oil prices, recession, stephanie grimmett
Investors are suffering from a dramatic blow today. American markets have dropped back to valuations we first saw in 1999. The drop hurts, but it is not nearly as bad as what the rest of the world is facing.
By Andrew Snyder
Baltimore – (TFN): Is this is a day that you will remember forever? Will [...]
Tags: BA, Boeing, deleveraging, discount, dollar, economy, Financial, financial news, fundamental, fundamentals, International markets, market plunge, news, nyse:ba, recession, wall street
Put your money into the financial sector? No, Andrew Gordon, of Investor’s Daily Edge, isn’t kidding. While WaMu (NYSE:WM), Fortress (NYSE:FIG), Lehman (OTC:LEHMQ) and all their friends have been falling to their knees, another side of the financial industry is thriving, with or without the bank bailout.
by Andrew Gordon
Baltimore — (TFN): The [...]
Tags: Andrew Gordon, bank bailout, banking, banks, fig, Financial, fortress, investment, jp morgan, lehman, WaMu, wm
"You hear about oscillators, regression lines and channels, and so on and so forth. You could spend the rest of your life learning about every indicator technicians have come up with trying to gain an edge over other investors." — Rick Pendergraft
by Rick Pendergraft
Baltimore — (TFN): As Tony Robbins [...]
“Frequent news stories about financial doom tend to bring on the, ‘Yikes, we’re all gonna die!’ response. Even in people who should know better.” — John Carlton
Blogger’s note: Ah, fear mongering, it’s an age-old tradition in the mainstream media. And there’s nothing the media likes more than a good recession to talk about. Afterall, a [...]
“Biotechs offer investors with opportunities to get in on breakthrough technologies, while they are still in the lab… So why have investors stopped investing in these ground-floor companies?” — Jim Nelson
Blogger’s note: Pharmaceutical companies are a well-known haven during a recession. The logic being that, while people may cut back on a [...]
“Utilities and banks have been the traditional “widow and orphan” stocks. In the case of utilities, they are regulated, their profits are practically set by local governments, and they pay dividends.” — Andrew Mickey
by Andrew Mickey
Baltimore — (TFN): Times are certainly tough. David Dreman, a leading money manager who oversees about $15 billion, said, ”Between inflation [...]
“This will be the golden age of lending.” — Tony Nelson, Private & Commerical Finance
Blogger’s note: Tom Bulford of Penny Sleuth UK recently spoke with the Chief Executive of Private & Commercial Finance(PCFG) Tony Nelson, who made the statement above. But before you start questioning Nelson’s sanity, you should check out his penny stocks [...]
Baltimore — (TFN): The podcast for our latest Smart Investing Market Insights video, featuring Krista Das and guest expert Juan Munoz, can now be downloaded to your iTunes or PodcastAlley.com accounts.
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Baltimore — (TFN): "Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." George Santayana's quote may be popular. But was he right? Has remembering the past prevented mistakes… or merely created new ones? Iraq comes to mind… or the Democratic candidates' economic platform.
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"Gold is not in a bubble market: The Fed is sending the message that inflation is going to get a whole lot worse and that it couldn’t care less. As the price of gold continues to climb as a result, look for more excuses to minimize the significance of the move." — Peter Schiff
by Peter [...]
“For people who don’t believe that the key to a stable future lies in coveting and confiscating your wealthier neighbor’s property, 2008 presents the last chance to put your financial house in order.” — J. Christoph Amberger
by J. Christoph Amberger (from the TFN financial video Amberger’s Smackdown).
Baltimore — (TFN): The end of the calendar year [...]
"Perhaps the single biggest domestic achievement that President Bush can point to is the reduction in the Federal deficit to just 1.2% of GDP in fiscal 2007. However, in the wake of recent Congressional elections the president has been cast adrift by a legislature that is not now dominated by his own Party." — Jeremy [...]
Baltimore — (TFN): The year 2008 may be remembered less for dramatic events in the markets, but rather for missed opportunities. As the global economy begins to stutter and US politicians dust off old redistribution concepts rather than encouraging the creation of new wealth, the noose is tightening for the American middle class. J. [...]
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BreakAway Investor’s Lori O’Connor has duly noted the lackluster performance of this semiconductor exchange-traded fun (ETF). Due to the CAPEX of semiconductor companies and tightening economic conditions, this sector will be sold off through late 2008. Here’s how to come out ahead of this bearish trend.
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Tags: etf, exchange-traded funds, finance, Financial, free video news, Lori O'connor, options trading, put options, sectors, semiconductors, short-selling, SMH, stock
"These two Pakistani ADRs still represent good entry points for a rebound of the Karachi stock exchange." — J. Christoph Amberger
by J. Christoph Amberger
Baltimore — (TFN): After hitting post-assassination lows yesterday, experiencing drops between 9-10% on top of the 4%-plus they had undergone on Wednesday Pakistani ADRs appear to have overcome the primary bearish pressure [...]
Tags: ADR, benazir bhutto assassination, finance, Financial, hub power, India, Indian ADRs, karachi stock exchange, karim rahemtulla, KSE, MCB Bank, Oil & Gas Development, pakistan, Pakistan Telecommunication, pakistani stocks, stocks, United Bank
"The reality is that despite some genuine economic growth abroad, governments are creating so much inflation that food prices are raising anyway." — Peter Schiff
by Peter Schiff
Baltimore — (TFN): As the US economic ship continues to spring leaks, the goldilocks crowd still clings to the false belief that the Fed can easily keep us afloat [...]
Tags: Addison Wiggin, Bill Bonner, CITI, dr doom, finance, Financial, foreign buy-up of US assets, inflation, market, Merryl Lynch, peter schiff, stock market, US economy
Baltimore — (TFN): Given recent volatility and the prospects of lowered consumer demand from the States, should we continue to invest in China and India? Where is the US economy headed in 2008? William Bonner, founder of Agora Inc. and bestselling financial author, comments on the demise of the dollar, its effect on other [...]
Tags: Addison Wiggin, Bill Bonner, china, contrarian investing, daily reckoning, demise of the dollar, dollar, empire of debt, finance, Financial, financial reckoning day, global investing, India, International Investing, iousa, krista das, stocks, video
"We will be seeing the first cracks to appear in the system when the Chinese real estate bubble begins to deflate about three months after the conclusion of the Beijing Olympics. If you think subprime was bad, you ain’t seen nothing yet." — J. Christoph Amberger
by J. Christoph Amberger
This is the continuation of yesterday's "Forecast [...]