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Stock Shotz cuts through the noise of the mainstream media to GET YOU THE INFORMATION YOU NEED TO HEAR!!!! Listen to the great interviews we conduct with leaders in the industry such as Jim Rogers, John Williams, "Mish" Shedlock, Peter Schiff and others.
- Added on: Jan 16th, 2009
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Author: Doug Gryder
- Listed in: Investing Stocks & Bonds
- Tags: stocks commodities inflation fed deflation
Recent Posts
GOLDILOCK\'S IS BEAUTIFUL
Have you ever seen a more PERFECT TIME to invest? Isn't Goldilocks beautiful? Is now the time to borrow a pile of money and invest in the stock market? Can you just throw a dart at a chart and buy the stock that it hits? This is pure insanity in ...
Where\'s Warren?
The last time that it really looked like the averages were going to roll over, Warren Buffett stepped up to the plate with his purchase of Burlington Northern and injected confidence that kept the rally in place. Now with the crisis in Dubai will th...
Futures Heading Higher
All I can thing of right now is the saying "The Markets can stay irrational longer than many investors can stay solvent" We are shrugging off massive debt, massive trade deficits and look to run even higher. The dollar continues to fall and the con...
ALL ABOUT THE DOLLAR?
Many keep arguing that the main reason for the appreciation equities is the falling dollar. How long can that continue? Treasury Secretary Geithner said that we are committed to a strong dollar. Can it be achieved? We all know that we need the do...
The Fall of the Dollar
Those of you that have followed my blog for a while know that I will admit when I am wrong. I have missed on the recent strength of the U.S. Markets. I believe that it has a lot to do with the constant decline of the dollar. I will have short post...
House of Cards 2.0
Did this market seem resilient this week or what? I must admit that I was surprised, but the lack of volume on Friday made me think I had forgotten about a holiday. At the risk of sounding redundant, lets go back and look at the GDP report and the ...
