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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Consumer – lower confidence is GOOD news!
Consumer confidence is often mistaken as a leading indicator. My experience over many years is that the measure is used at times to rationalize irrational bullishness – when the brain says sell and take some profits, but the urge to splurge is … Continue reading
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Tagged 1987, 500, bottoms, bullish, bullishness, confidence, consumer, crash, economics, economy, Index, investors, lows, mal, malvin, market, maverick, s&p, sentiment, spooner, unemployement, valuations
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Time to buy resource stocks again?
Resources to start Rockin’ Again? I think so. A year or two before the resources fund I launched (long gone now) would start a steady climb towards the #1 spot in those performance charts, the mood was just like it … Continue reading
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Tagged bank, china, coal, commodities, company, copper, debt, dividend, economy, europe, expectations, global, gold, growth, guidebook, industrial, insurance, investors, mal, malvin, maverick, nickel, production, resources, sector, spooner, stocks, teck, U.S.$, US$, yield
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Europe short-selling ban? Ban all of it everywhere!
From Financial Times: Friday 21.30 BST. “Global stocks are rallying as a partial short-selling ban helps European banks rebound – reducing financial system contagion fears – but lingering concerns about global growth and wariness over recent intense volatility are keeping … Continue reading
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Tagged anarchy, ban, banks, Bear, belgium, capital, contagion, debt, destruction, europe, European, financial, fixing, france, gambling, game, generale, gle, global, guidebook, investors, italy, lehman, loans, London, looting, mal, markets, maverick, ratio, regulators, riots, selling, shares, short, short-selling, societe, spain, spooner, States, Stearns, TARP, the, United
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When not sure what to do: Reflect!
DOOM & GLOOM got you confused? Cut your mind and emotions some slack. Even though you know exactly what you should do, it’s hard to insulate your intellect from the adrenalin rush ignited by the hysteria all around you. Get … Continue reading
Don’t Panic! It’s just 2010 all over again!
Over many years I’ve often been asked to meet with groups (accounting associations or investment advisors with auditoriums full of their clients) in order to help calm them during periods of malaise in financial markets. A tug of war is … Continue reading
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Tagged 2010, anxiety, bipolar, bottom, capital, confidence, corporate, economic, financial, global, gretzky, growth, guidebook, investors, mal, malvin, managers, markets, maverick, money, mood, news, professional, profitability, reality, risk, sentiment, spooner, typical investor, values, wayne
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Are Mutual Funds Dead? Or Making a Comeback?
In the spirit of ‘do-the-opposite’ I’m thinking the worst may be over for the estranged ‘mutual funds’ that invest in U.S. stocks. My first indicator, is that finally cash is exiting money market funds. I disagree with this headline though: from … Continue reading