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The U.S. Bailout Circus Is Just Getting Started 1 comment by: Jeflin's Investments July 05, 2009 | about: Since the last week of June, the stock market has whipsawed in a tight range. Gone is the hot-headed exuberance but neither has a drastic correction materialize. Some bulls are still holding the fort amid a thin market volume, but deciphering market sentiment is difficult as false signals can be easily generated by a few market participants. Not surprisingly, a cautious mood has descended on investors as they await the next major move in the stock market. During this lacklustre period (a good excuse for not updating this blog), what gives for July? For one thing, there is the hugely anticipated second quarter earnings reports which will either lend credence to green shoots theory or spark a fresh round of selling as... [read full story]
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Roger Wiegand: $2,960 Gold on the Horizon? 2 comments by: The Report November 27, 2009 | about: Interviewed by Karen Roche, 11/27/2009 Manipulation and money that's been on the sidelines are driving the market, according to...
BOGOTA, COLOMBIA -- Ever isolated by the United States and its European allies, Iran's president, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, is increasingly forging ties in Latin America, and not just with fervently anti-American leaders such as...
