Soros Talks His Book

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You’ve heard me call out big-name investors who are "talking their book" in the past. An investors is "talking his or her book" when he/she states an opinion as… Read more

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Lennar’s Windfall

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So far this year 15 banks have been closed by the FDIC. Last year, it was 134, if I’m counting the closing figures right as posted on the FDIC… Read more

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Pawns in a Rich Man’s Game

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Bespoke Investment Group is reporting that 10% of U.S. corporations are raising earnings expectations, compared to 4.1% that are lowering them. That’s the largest gap on record, and suggests… Read more

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Recession for Europe?

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It’s no surprise to me Europe is experiencing weaker than expected growth. In fact, in Wyatt Investment Research 2010 Economic Predictions and Investment Outlook, I wrote that it… Read more

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Dumb Luck?

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My Washington DC office has been vacant all week. It’s amazing to me that record snowfalls have turned my DC staff into shut-ins (and closed the government for… Read more

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Is China Caving?

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The Dow Industrials cruised past 10,000 yesterday. Clearly, the news that Germany may be coming to Greece’s aid was a big relief for investors. The euro rallied against the… Read more

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TradeMaster Jason Cimpl does it again

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I expect the recent volatility is on readers’ minds, so let’s get right to TradeMaster‘s Jason Cimpl and his outlook:

The bulls did… Read more

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Rooting for the Underdog

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What a great Super Bowl game! I have to admit, I was pulling for the Saints, but mainly because of what the Saints mean for that city. I’m sure we all… Read more

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Unemployent falls and so do stocks

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Yesterday’s decline reversed the rally we enjoyed to start the week. The S&P 500 is now below support at 1071. Is that a death knell? No. But it’s not… Read more

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