Economy

Category: Economy

Hot Stocks for December 2012

Posted by smithpaul on January 15th, 2013

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financial, news, stock, market, headlines, investments, quotes, trading, stock market. gold stock, bear market, bull market, U.S DOLLAR, economic analysis michael lombardi, Critical Warning Number Six, Profit Confidential

What’s Needed for Higher Wages?

Posted by ewmahendra on January 14th, 2013

By Sasha Cekerevac for Investment Contrarians

Sometimes it is interesting to get a different perspective by looking at other nations around the world and how they are dealing with their economies.

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economic recovery, Europe, financial crisis, inflation, job creation, U.S. economy

Why You Shouldn’t Sell Oil

Posted by ewmahendra on January 14th, 2013

By George Leong for Investment Contrarians

When oil prices recently fell to below $80.00, I said don’t sell.

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eurozone, global economy, oil, oil prices, Oil Stocks, technical analysis, Unemployment Rate

Forecast For 2013 By Ed Hyman And Dennis Stattman

Posted by DisciplinedInvesting on January 12th, 2013

Consuelo Mack of WealthTrack recently interviewed Ed Hyman and Dennis Stattman on her program to provide their views on 2013. Ed has been rated as the #1 economist for over three decades. Dennis has had a successful track record managing Blackrock's Global Allocation Fund (MALOX). The video in this post is part 1 of her interview with part 2 scheduled for next week.

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economic commentary, Global Markets

Here Is Why The Public Despises Wall Street

Posted by inthemoneystocks on January 11th, 2013

As we all know, the public has really not participated in the stock market since the 2008 credit and banking crisis. Since that point in time, the public has developed even more of a sour taste for Wall Street. Events such as the flash clash, LIBOR manipulation by the banks, high frequency trading manipulation..

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banks, greed, Wall Street

Where to Look for Income in 2013

Posted by ewmahendra on January 11th, 2013

By Sasha Cekerevac for Investment Contrarians

Over the last few years, the aggressive monetary policy plan by the Federal Reserve has left many income investors in a difficult position. The low level of interest rates has reduced the income-generating potential of traditional fixed-income products.

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10-year Treasury, dividend, Dividend Yield, federal reserve, interest rates, investment strategy

Why China’s Real Estate Makes Perfect Sense

Posted by ewmahendra on January 11th, 2013

By George Leong for Investment Contrarians

China is beginning to show renewed growth. The country is driving stimulus spending and easy monetary policy to get its economy back on track and drive consumers to spend.