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Gold Prices in 2011

Posted by pennystockexplosion on August 10th, 2011

After a gold prices dropped from records high in the previous sessions, now gold prices in 2011 bounced back to a high again on Wednesday. This came about following the announcement by the Federal Reserve that the rates of interest would hang around zero for no less than two years and as fears over the euro zone and US debt tarried.

International Paper (IP:NYSE) IP came in with a wonderful quarter and shares traded up over 2 percent on Thursday. IP is standing strong on it’s Temple Inland acquisition and investors seem to like old school stocks when the market is uncertain. IP is paying more than a 3% dividend and has nice support in the mid $26 range.

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Gold ETF

Posted by stockrunway on July 25th, 2011

A gold ETF is an investment that is backed by gold. ETF stands for exchange traded fund. Investing in this type of fund is not the same thing as investing in actual gold. The major difference is that when one invests in actual gold, they own the gold and can receive the actual precious metal as a payout.

SPDR Financial Sector (XLF:NYSE) As usual, XLF continues to be a great read for the market today. There are conflicting opinions on the validity of the European Stress Tests and the deficit crisis still looms large. Banks seem a little oversold here, but watch XLF for a more legitimate trading read.

This Chart Says It All

Posted by inthemoneystocks on May 20th, 2011

The major stock market indexes have become nothing more than an inverse play on the U.S. Dollar Index. Forget earnings, economic news and any other lie Wall Street has programmed us to believe. It is the U.S. Dollar Index that moves markets. Look at the chart below, you can easily see how the major stock indexes recovered after the U.S. Dollar Index sold off intra-day.

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Stocks to Watch this Week

Posted by pennystockexplosion on May 3rd, 2011

Today, many expected some sort of “Patriot Rally” based on the news of Bin Laden’s death. The Futures were up strong in the premarket only to slightly sell off during the course of the day. Oil sold off as expected, but not by as much as many thought.

The health care industry encompasses pharmaceuticals, medical devices, medical equipment, insurers, hospitals and long term care facilities. Each offers its own unique investment opportunities and challenges. Since the new health care reform bill was passed earlier this year, the questions surrounding the impact to both the consumer and businesses, remain a constant debate.

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A Look at 2009 Sector Performance

Posted by greenfaucet.com on December 7th, 2009

With 2009 racing to a quick close, I thought it would be good to step back and take a reference at both the percentage performance of the S&P 500 and top AMEX Sector SPDRs beginning with January 1st and then the July 2009 lows to early December. It's a picture of sector strength for sure - but let's look a bit closer.

The Dark Side Of Product Creation

Posted by greenfaucet.com on September 2nd, 2009

The United States Natural Gas Fund (NYSE: UNG) has a huge premium to its indicative value but we already knew that. Now the DB Double Long Oil ETN (NYSE: DXO) is going to liquidate and IndexUniverse’s Matt Hougan is quoted in several places as saying there will be more of this to come.

Retail - DOA or Opportunity?

Posted by greenfaucet.com on July 7th, 2009

The chatter over the consumer rages on. The statistics showing the increased saving rates and reduced spending are everywhere. What do we believe or not believe becomes the question. The easiest answer is to look at the economic data and glean whatever insight we can. The retail sales data has been down, but not out.

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