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Bull Bear Times
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This blog is designed to inform the reader about the markets, investing, and the global economy. I am no scholar of these subjects, but my husband is a 30+ year veteran of the markets. Each night we discuss the events of the day and the market movements. The language is often difficult to follow so I ask the “stupid” questions to understand. I thought that–-through this blog–- I could share with others the lessons I learn each day–-presented in a language anyone can understand.
My goal is to simplify the complex in a way that investing and the global economy can be understood by all.
- Added on: Aug 22nd, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: BullBearTimes
- Listed in: US Economics Investing
- Tags: stocks investing stock market bonds u.s. economy global economy
Recent Posts
Economic recovery should slow in 2010
An imminent debt default in Dubai looks unlikely at this time. Expect stock and commodity market rallies to continue through end of year. Use all rallies to sell into–liquidate securities and commodities as markets rally. Signs of deflationR...
The U.S. Dollar–a long-term depreciating asset
The U.S. dollar continues to be the key to most investment markets. A weak dollar policy by the U.S. government (where the value of the dollar goes down) accomplishes the following: It makes our real estate and stocks cheaper for foreign investors. ...
Stock market top
The stock market rally that started in March appears to have ended October 21–with approximately a 50% return. Coincidentally, the same return was seen in the rally (from November 1929 to April 1930) after the October 1929 stock market crash. S...
Intermediate sell signal
Read our November 1st (Sunday evening) post for an update on the intermediate sell signal we received this past week. Intermediate sell signal is a post from Bull Bear Times, providing breaking insights about markets, investing, and the global econom...
Unemployment not an easy fix
Key findings from “The Anguish of Unemployment”--a report conducted by the John J. Heldrich Center for Workforce Development at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey–reveals the economic and personal costs of prolonged jobles...
Corrective down move in process
After the S&P hit 1,096–close to the overhead resistance, starting at 1,100–the markets turned down on Friday and should continue down early this week. Third quarter earnings will continue to be reported over the next ten days so vola...
