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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 28, 2017 35:48

Earlier this morning we got the first look at Q4 GDP As I suggested on the last podcast, in fact as I have been saying all along We did see a sharp decline from the Q3 3.5% GDP The consensus was for a 2.2% estimate for growth in Q4 And we came in at 1.9% Quite a way below estimates and psychologically below the 2% number Part of the reason was a big drop in exports I talked about this last quarter One of the reasons we got that 3.5% jump in Q3 GDP Was the big surge in soybean exports, because of a drought overseas Which created a temporary increase for U.S. beans The rest of it was an inventory build, which I still think needs to be worked off In fact, I think we're going to work off a lot of it in the first quarter of this year That's the first estimate, and, who knows, they may downward revise it the next time they give us the numbers If you now take the first 3 quarters of GDP growth, and use the first estimate for Q4 For the entire year of 2016 GDP grew at just 1.6% That is the lowest number since 2009, tied with 2011, at 1.6% also If you remember 2011 GDP growth was so weak that they launched QE3 for 2012 So they ended QE2, the economy started rolling over And when they got that 1.6% GDP for the entire year The Fed very quickly came out and launched QE3 the following year to goose the GDP back up What are they doing now? Not only is the Fed not preparing to launch another round of QE They are tightening monetary policy They're saying, "We're going to raise interest rates 3 times, even though GDP is as low as it has been for the entire "recovery' Even though the economy is decelerating, we are going to sedate it with rate hikes

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Fed Minutes Reveal The Easing Cycle Has Already Begun – Ep. 179

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 7, 2016 32:59

Gold and silver prices continue to march higher Gold was up another $7 today; it closed at $1363.20 - that is the high for the year Silver was up .15 at $20.06 Silver is now going up relative to the price of gold which is very for the precious metals complex Gold stocks are on fire; the XAU index, a gold stock index was up 3.27% today It's now up better than 135% on the year and well over 150% from the lows on the third week in January But do you think that any major players on Wall Street have recommended gold stocks? Do any of the big hedge funds have positions in gold? No! They are clueless What is happening, as I have said before, is that there is a picture, that's kind of blurry, but it's coming into focus, still not clear, but it's a game changer The perception is that we had this great recovery and that the Fed was going to be able to unwind its balance sheet, normalize interest rates and everything was going to be great So the whole investment world was preparing for higher rates, a stronger dollar and a stronger U.S. economy But what is the actual picture? The actual picture is an economic recovery that is over, if it ever even happened, The Fed is finished tightening and they're about to start a new easing campaign We're not done with QE; we're just getting started - QE3 is closer to the beginning than the end Rather than shrinking the balance sheet, it's about to explode This picture is getting clearer and now you see the markets re-pricing Gold is going up every day Gold stocks are going up The banks are getting crushed The European banks hit new lows again today FOMC minutes came out for June and what did the minutes reveal? The members were concerned about weakening employment number and they wanted more data before raising rates They wanted to make sure the weakening numbers were an aberration rather than a new trend Who didn't see that coming? Also they wanted to see what happened with the Brexit vote We knew about the Brexit vote all year - why did the Fed ever pretend that they would raise rates in June? Because they wanted the market to believe that a rate hike was possible because it validates the phony recovery So now the instead of raising rates, they spoke about raising them and they are going to cut rates by just talking about reducing them They can do a lot by adjusting their rhetoric before they actually cut rates They are already cutting by backtracking their rhetoric, because that's all they've got Teddy Roosevelt said, "Walk softly but carry a big stick." The Fed has to speak loudly because it has no stick

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Janet Yellen Doesn’t Know Murphy’s Law – Ep.175

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Play Episode Listen Later Jun 23, 2016 22:37

I'm on vacation this week but I did take a little time out to little time out to listen to Janet Yellen's semi-annual "Humphrey-Hawkins" testimony - she testified first before the Senate, that was yesterday and today she was before the house It used to be a lot more interesting with Ron Paul was on the house banking committee and you could see Ron Paul asking questions to Ben Bernanke I really would like to hear Rand Paul questioning Janet Yellen but unfortunately, we don't have that opportunity Also, the big news, we are on the eve of the Brexit vote in the U.K.; it's going to be on Thursday Polls of investor sentiment show the remain camp is firmly in the lead Betting certainly shows that more money is on the remain, but more people are betting on leave Probably, though the remain camp will carry the day; the forces of big government are very hard to overcome Nowhere is big government better exemplified than in the case of the Federal Reserve, which is the combination of big government and central banking Janet Yellen's testimony, I thought, was relatively boring, but I'm going to go over some of the more important tidbits Yellen keeps referring to the recovery that appears to be on track and the rate hike is just around the corner All this is nonsense - if the Fed were going to raise rates, they would have already done so One senator or congressman asked Yellen about the box the Fed might be in because the rates are still so low, what tools does Yellen have to fight off the next recession Yellen confidently replied that we have all the tools we've always had, which is true They still have those tools; the problem is that these tools have never worked They can't cut rates, much, they can print all the money they want, they can do QE4, it can be bigger than QE3, and it probably will be Even though Janet Yellen, in response to a direct question about negative interest rates, said that she didn't think the Fed would go there, well we'll see When push comes to shove they may be more willing to go there than they are right now because they still want to pretend that the recovery is on track, so why even bring up negative rates when you're talking about raising rates So I think once the conversation turns then negative rates may be a more serious consideration One of the congressmen asked about Puerto Rico and Janet Yellen said, "No, there's nothing we can do, Puerto Rico is on it's own." I wish the Fed would have had the same attitude about the mortgage market The Federal Reserve has no problem buying up toxic mortgages but they wouldn't touch Puerto Rican sovereign debt with ta 10-foot pole Which leads you to believe how risky that debt much be I wish the Fed would do the same thing to the U.S. government - force the U.S. government to make those tough choices In fact, there was a House member, today, who talked to Janet Yellen about the independent central banks and Janet Yellen bluffed, that if interest rates, and that was a problem for Congress, that Congress would have to deal with the problem I don't believe her for a second I believe on of the reasons, specifically that Janet Yellen doesn't want to raise rates is that she knows that will complicate the budget situation in Washington because the Federal Government can't afford to pay higher interest rates If the Federal Reserve already bailed out the government by doing QE and buying all these bonds, why are they going to change course? I don't believe for a second Janet Yellen's tough talk about how independent the Federal Reserve is and how if the situation warranted it, they would raise interest rates and Congress would have to deal with the consequences There's no way the Fed is going to do that; she may have fooled some of the people on that sub-committee, but she didn't fool me Of course, she always gets these questions about jobs, and how are you going to create jobs,

Fallout From the Fed Not North Korea Shocked the Markets – Ep. 129

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Play Episode Listen Later Jan 7, 2016 32:36

Well the Dow Jones got clobbered again today, down 252 points at the close The NASDAQ down about 55 The transports continue to get clobbered down another 146 points, decisively in bear market territory CNBC blamed the entire decline on jitters over North Korea's hydrogen bomb test I admit that this prospect is not good, but I don't believe that announcement was the reason for the decline The real problem is the Fed removing the monetary herion from the addicts on Wall Street and this is the withdrawal Former President and CEO of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, spoke on CNBC yesterday and he admitted that the Fed "engineered a stock market rally" They wanted all this phony wealth to cause us to make irrational decisions That's what happened during the dot com bubble and to a greater extent during the housing bubble Here you have it from the words of a former Fed president, a voting member who voted for QE 1 & 2 who is saying that the Fed did this to create a "wealth effect" He even said, don't be surprised if the market goes down 20% - it's still overvalued - he admits the Fed was propping it up Obviously if the Fed removes the props the market will go down After Simon Hobbs asked Fisher if he is going to apologize, he said," Don't blame me, I voted against QE3!" He is throwing his colleagues, including Janet Yellen, under the bus Now that he is no longer at the Fed, he refers to it as a "giant weapon that is out of ammunition" The Fed still has ammo: cut rates (in this case, even to negative) and QE4, their big bazooka There's plenty of ammo left and it will be fired a lot sooner than people think Korea is an excuse, but Richard Fisher is letting the cat out of the bag, but no one in the media is picking up on this Also in the markets today, while stocks were going down, gold was going up - gold hit a 2-month high today As fast as it is going up in dollars, it is going up even faster in other currencies, like the Canadian dollar, which hit a 9-year low, the Australian dollar The yen was up - the dollar/yen is breaking down - to me that is a very scary proposition for the markets to see this strength in the Japanese yen Oil prices continued to drop, down another $2 today - we're trading below $34 Gold stocks were up - you'd think they would be up a lot more because mining costs are plunging and revenue is going up, but Wall Street is oblivious to the bargains that exist in the mining stocks We got a lot of economic news today and most of it was, as is typically the case, bad Yesterday vehicle sales were at a 6-month low Last year was a record for auto sales, but December was a 6-month low despite all the Christmas giveaways Meanwhile the inventory to sales ratio continues to rise - a new high since the 2008-2009 great recession Also GM got clobbered today, down about 4% - already down 9% for the year and down more than 20% from its 52-wk high - that is a bear market This is telling me that the auto bubble has popped There are going to be a lot of layoffs in the auto sector - good, high-paying jobs I have said that starting in January 2016 we would start to see layoffs because the numbers have been horrible Sure enough, Macy's today announced a restructuring, laying off thousands of workers because of disappointing sales throughout the year We will see a huge blow-up in the securitized market for auto loans They layoffs are coming - the low unemployment number is the rear view mirror Looking at the actual economy in the windshield is a disaster for jobs This is deja vu - in 2008 the subprime market had already exploded - the housing market problems should have been obvious Yet everybody said, "don't worry, it's contained." and I said why can't anybody see that everything I have been warning about for years is happening People were still denying what I was saying even as the financial crisis had already begun

Yellen’s Confidence Defies Data, Logic, and Common Sense – Ep.122

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Play Episode Listen Later Dec 3, 2015 28:45

The price of gold was down another $15 today, a 6-year low Selling began early this morning following a better than expected jobs report from ADP This is private payrolls released a couple of days before the official government Non-Farm Payroll number, coming out on Friday Last month's ADP report was 182,000 jobs, which was below expectations But the government reported better than expected jobs numbers Today's number was not significant enough to have triggered a sell-off in gold within seconds of the release of the news So far, ADP has missed 8 of the 12 expectations this year By the way, hedge funds are the most short they've ever been in gold We'll see what happens between now and the end of the year if we get a lot of hedge funds that want to book those profits Paper profits may be difficult to realize if everyone needs to take them at the same time In the physical world, demand for gold continues to hit records 98-99% of the gold market is people selling gold they don't actually have to people who don't actually want it It's interesting to me the difference between the market reaction to positive economic news versus negative news The November PMI number, although slightly better than expected it is still a 2-year low Where the news went from bad to horrific was when we got the November ISM number. Manufacturing is considered insignificant now because it is a smaller part of our economy, but the last time it was almost as low as this, the Fed immediately launched QE3. Now with ISM number nearly as weak as it was when we launched QE1, the Fed is hinting at a rate hike, which is absurd if you believe that the Fed is data dependent. If the Fed does raise rates in December it proves conclusively that they were never data dependent and that they were using it as a delay tactic Had the Fed raised rates years ago, it would have pushed the economy into recession that much sooner, but they've now waited so long, that the economy is already going back into a recession on its own If the Fed now raises rates even slightly, we will go into recession that much more quickly, causing credibility loss. Also, yesterday we got motor vehicle sales numbers, and we did 18.2 million, beating the expected number of 18.1 million; however this is the second or third month in a row that domestic sales have declined This is all a product of the auto bubble. Contrary to comparisons to the housing bubble, where people bought homes for investments, the bubble exists in automobile financing Also contributing to the weakness in gold, were Janet Yellen's recent statements containing the strongest indications yet that interest rates may raise in December She did, however, go out of her way to insist that the Fed has not made a decision, based on data coming in prior to the December meeting Yellen admits to improvements in the labor market, but acknowledges that there is underemployment and low labor force participation She did say, however, that she is confident that over the next 1-2 years, the economy will show real improvement in full employment and labor force participation She also believes that the economy is indicating enough momentum that inflation will also reach or exceed the 2% benchmark Paradoxically, economic data over the last 6 months show no such momentum If the manufacturing sector is already in recession, as data indicates, what makes Yellen believe that the service sector, which has shown modest growth, can sustain any growth? The only problem Yellen does address is overseas markets Ironically the worst thing that can happen to the U.S. economy is for markets to have more confidence in overseas economies, which will cause the dollar to fall Another source of Yellen's optimism is her expectation that there will be more government hiring The last thing our economy needs is to support more government workers! The stock market sold off today; maybe the market is reacting t...

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STOCKS CRUMBLING? Here's What To Do | Episode 120

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 24, 2015 7:56

The CRUSH IS ON in the stock market. Yes, I’ll continue our analysis of the RISK of rental property investing… but with what’s happening in the stock market right now… well, America is crying out for leadership where the caving-in of the stock market is concerned, and I’m here to give it to you. I’m Bryan Ellis. This is episode #120.---------Hello, SDI Nation! Welcome to the podcast of record for savvy self-directed investors like you. Ever wonder why the topics I discuss so frequently find their way onto other financial shows? It’s simple: Self Directed Investor Radio is SHOW PREP for everyone else. We set the table… everyone else sits at it. And you, my friends, are welcomed guests!Back on August 5, I gave you a warning about the stock market. I focused on Apple computer, and suggested to you that as Apple goes, so goes the rest of the market. I told you the reason that I feared for Apple was because of the weakness of China’s economy, and the dependency Apple has on that market for future growth.On that day, I advised: Consider taking at least some of your profits out of Apple… and fast.And since that day? Well, it’s a big, fat, I told-you-so.Since then:Apple stock has dropped by 8.3%.The S&P 500 has dropped by over 6%.And, oh yeah… China devalued their currency in the wake of a crash in their stock market… confirming for all the world to see that the great economic power of the east is, at very best, on shaky ground after decades of misrepresenting the truth.And, oh, by the way, as of this moment – about 8am Eastern on Monday, August 24 – Dow Jones Industrial Average Futures were down by over 700 points at one point this morning. The Nasdaq is presently locked at what’s called “Limit Down”… meaning that traders are pushing the market lower, but the market circuit breakers are kicking in and forcing an artificial stop to the descent.Who knows what will actually happen. The whole thing could recover before the market opens. But I doubt it. There are some really negative indicators going on right now.Now, my friends, I want you to understand the gravity of what’s going on here.If you had $100,000 invested in Apple stock back on August 5 when I brought this up, you’ve now lost about $8,300 if you didn’t take action based on my analysis back then. Who’s to say that Apple won’t rally and achieve new all-time highs? Nobody, absolutely nobody. But here’s the thing: The chart doesn’t look good……Either for Apple, or for the broader market.Folks, there’s a time and place for everything. I respectfully submit to you that now is not the time, and this is not the place to be a retail stock investor.There are many companies out there that are very well run, and that represent fundamentally wise plays, if you’re analyzing the quality of those companies in a vacuum separate from the broader economy. But folks, you know that’s not wise.How do you feel about our economy? Do you feel like it’s really as strong as the media is telling you? I told you just a few days ago, in Episode 117, the hard evidence of how the government is very aggressively lying to all of us about the state of this economy. And as the insanely vicious and racially bigoted preacher Jeremiah Wright one said, “America’s chickens are coming home to roost!”My friends… in the middle of this chaos… in the middle of this concern… Things have been pretty boring around my house. Pleasantly so. We keep getting checks in the mail. It’s not sexy like the stock market. We know exactly what the amount of those checks will be every month. I mean… in one way – the profitability – it’s WAY sexier than the stock market. But it’s boring. Checks month after month. Month after month. Not volatile. Not exciting. Very boring.And PROFOUNDLY RELIABLE.My friends, listen up: This show is not for the faint of heart. If you want somebody to tell you some middle-of-the-road advice… if you want to hear ideas that are merely acceptable for everybody but truly great for nobody… this isn’t your show.But if you want the hard truth, people, here it is:The truth about the U.S. stock market has been manipulated so incredibly thoroughly, and it simply can’t go on. The media hasn’t even had to lie to you about the situation in stocks for several years, because it’s looked so positive. But it’s a LIE, my friends… and if we’re not on the precipice of the big reveal of that fact, we’re not far away.Folks, you’ve doubtlessly heard the phrase “Quantitative Easing”. You may have even heard it as QE1 or QE2 or QE3… because the government did it in 3 different distinct, massive rounds. I’ll not bother you with what they SAY quantitative easing was all about. But I will tell you what it actually was: It was a way for the federal reserve to print a HUGE amount of new money, dump it into the stock market in order to see the averages go higher, and thereby distract the entire country from the fact that the fundamentals of this economy are HORRIBLE.Folks… it’s been more than 40 years since our labor force participation was as awful as it is right now.The REAL unemployment rate – factoring in people who are working menial part time jobs or other obvious underemployment – is, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistic’s own admission – is over 10%... and much higher than that according to some very reputable sources, including the Gallup organization.My friends: The time for you to do as you’re told with your money is long since over.I’d like to remind you of something I said just a moment ago: In the midst of this financial chaos – and I fear that’s exactly what’s brewing, is real chaos – things have been pleasantly calm in the Ellis household. The stock market can fall apart, and, while it’s certainly not true that I don’t care about that, what I can say is… it doesn’t affect me. Those boring, consistent, predictable checks keep coming in… month after month… and the profits keep mounting.Folks, I’m not telling you it’s time to sell your portfolio. Though… who’s to say. What I am telling you is this: It’s time to consider a new CORE for your portfolio. An entirely new basis… something that’s strong, something based on real value, something that’s profitable, something you can predict and plan for.You need something that’s SIMPLE. You need something that’s SAFE. You need something that’s STRONG.It’s time for a return to SANITY.If you’re worried about what the current terror in the market will mean for your portfolio, let’s talk. You can set up an appointment by texting the word GUIDANCE to 33444 or visiting SDIRadio.com/guidance. Better yet, my friends, if you’d like to never, ever have to be worried again about what the terror in the market will mean for your portfolio, that’s an even better reason for us to talk, and to talk right away. It’s not too late. Again, you can set up an appointment by texting the word GUIDANCE to 33444 or visiting SDIRadio.com/guidance.My friends, remember that core value #1 of wise self-directed investors is this: We always RESPECT our own capital. Is it showing respect for your capital to leave it sitting in a market with a foundation as shaky as that of the U.S. stock market.Wouldn’t you like to have a firm foundation for your portfolio, folks? I love these words about building on a firm foundation: “The rain came down, the streams rose, and the winds blew and beat against that house, yet it did not fall, because it had its foundation on the rock.”Like I said, it’s entirely possible that the market will recover entirely today and it will turn out to be a “normal” day… at least as far as the history books are concerned. But what’s happening right now isn’t normal for a foundation built on solid rock.I’d love to help you build that foundation in your portfolio. My friends: Invest wisely today, and live well forever! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Labor Force Participation Rate Plunges to 38-Year Low – Ep. 92

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Play Episode Listen Later Jul 3, 2015 22:35

Happy 4th of July to everyone Unfortunately, we have given up our independence to government tyranny I will be back on the radio again - I'll be on the Alex Jones Show every first and third Friday of every month when the Non-Farm Payroll numbers come out I will be doing tomorrow's show - the second hour of the show The Non-Farm Payroll Report came out early this week because of the 4th of July holiday The consensus forecast of 230,000 jobs was close to the actual number 223,000 The unemployment rate of 5.5% last month was expected to come in at 5$% - actually came in at 5.3%, the lowest unemployment rate in 7 years Great news, right? Not great news The devil is in the details The Labor Force Participation Rate - 62.9 last month - plunged down to 62.6% This is the lowest rate since 1977 432,000 people dropped out of the labor force in June - twice the number of people who got jobs in June Once again, these new jobs are low-paying service sector jobs During the Obama "recovery" we have lost 1.4 million manufacturing jobs and gained 1.4 million wait staff and bartender jobs According to the Household Survey 640,000 Americans left the labor force in June Now we have a record 93.6 million Americans no longer in the labor force The Household Survey reports 349,000 jobs were lost during the month The only net gain - 161,000 part time jobs - represent a net loss The Household Survey shows that we lost good jobs When asked about the Labor Force Participation Rate number, Secretary of Labor Perez commented, "One month does not a trend make." This trend has been going down every month of every year that President Obama has been in office Janet Yellen announced that the Fed would not start raising rates without "further improvement in the labor market" She specifically cited the Labor Force Participation Rate and proliferation of part-time jobs as troubling trends We are now further from that goal The demographic leaving the labor force are young people who cannot find jobs Average Hourly Earnings, to increase .2, actually came in flat, at zero Last month's .3 increase was revised down to .2, failing to beat the estimate Weekly Jobless Claims expected to come in at 270,000, actually came in at 281,000 and I think this number is going to go higher There have been fewer hires and fewer fires than expected because the estimates were based on the Birth/Death model, that is proving inaccurate Factory Orders are down for 9 of the last 10 months - this month we were looking for -.3% and we got -1% April was originally reported as -.4 but was revised down to -.7 Year over year Factory Orders are down 6.3% (adjusted) The only time we have seen numbers this weak is during a recession The economy is in worse shape now that when QE3 was launched Yet the markets did not react to these bad numbers They still cling to the narrative that the Fed is going to raise rates because the U.S. economy is in good shape Article on Motley Fool refers to me as someone who was "right for the wrong reason" The misquoted me on my prediction on (mortgage)interest rates going up After I made that statement, interest rates did go up for 2 years - they did not go down until after the bubble burst The Fed raised interest rates from 1% to 5-1/2 percent This quote was taken out of context - read my 2007 book, "Crash Proof" There are dozens of articles about the real estate bubble 2004-2007 The record shows that I was right for all the right reasons I did think the dollar would go down after the housing bubble burst, but by the time the bubble burst the dollar was at a record low The mainstream media would like to discredit my earlier predictions in order to discount my current predictions The higher interest rates I predicted have not happened yet because a dollar crisis will precede the rise in interest rates The fact that we have delayed the day of reckoning for so long means that...

U.S. Economy Teetering on the Brink of Recession – Ep 82

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Play Episode Listen Later May 14, 2015 19:57

Another week and another round of bad economic news Wall Street may be finally paying attention JOLT Report projected at 5.158 million; came in at 4.994 million April Retail Sales expected to rise .2%; came in flat X Automobiles expected an increase of .5, actual number was .1 Beneath the surface there was a collapse in retail sales in all areas except groceries Weakest year over year increase in retail sales since 2009 Department Store Sales experienced the biggest drop since January 2014 A look beneath the headlines of the jobs numbers reveals that the jobs are not good jobs The Birth/Death Model assumption added 175,000 jobs to the last jobs report These numbers came from a biased source The fact that there is no spending is evidence that the job market is not as robust as the numbers claim Jobs numbers can be made up but retail sales can't Wall Street is surprised that we have weak data because they believe we are experiencing job growth March Business Inventories up .1% versus expectation of .2% February Business Inventories was revised down from .3% to .2% I estimate that Q1 GDP will contract by greater than 1% The Atlanta Fed just revised down their Q2 GDP estimate to .7, which would indicate the U.S. economy contracted for the first half of the year The Fed is still looking for 3% rise in GDP for 2015, which would mean we would need growth of 6% for the last half of the year It is more likely that we will get a negative number again for Q2 Two consecutive contracting quarters will indicate an official recession If we are in a recession, the Fed will not raise rates and is more likely to respond with stimulus I predicted that a pause in QE3 would trigger another recession When the Fed is unable to raise rates to stimulate the economy, the only trick they will have up their sleeve will be QE4 When that happens, the moves we saw today in the FOREX and Precious Metals markets will look tame by comparison The dollar has already broken its uptrend Europe, with the exception of Greece is experiencing growth in GDP, and Great Britain is doing better than Europe, because they shrunk their government instead of applying stimulus What we are going to get next is old-fashioned Keynesian, pump-priming stimulus Will that give us economic growth? Not a chance. The last three rounds of QE didn't give us economic growth and neither will the next one It may blow more air into the stock market bubble, but the air is going to come out of the dollar bubble even faster Where is the Fed's balance sheet going to be at the end of QE4? It is 4.5 trillion right now. How can anyone possibly believe Janet Yellen when she says she is going to shrink the balance sheet? Are creditors are going to get wise and there is going to be a run on the dollar You can see the beginnings of it today The dollar was down across the board Gold was back to about $1,250; every time it gets to this level it gets knocked down by short-sellers, but eventually they are going to have to give up All this bad economic data is going to sink in It is not the weather The market still has to adjust for the reality that the economy is really weak The Fed will not admit that QE didn't work, so in the face of recession they will have to do it again

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Where Are Interest Rates Heading?

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 5, 2014

.embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; height: auto; } .embed-container iframe, .embed-container object, .embed-container embed { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; } There are many great Roseville area homes for sale. Click here to perform a full home search, or if you're thinking of selling your home, click here for a FREE Home Price Evaluation so you know what buyers will pay for your home in today's market. You may also call me at 916-788-8822 for a FREE home buying or selling consultation to answer any of your real estate questions.Today, our friend Marc Brinitzer from Big Valley Mortgage shares some lending tips with us. We asked him some questions to get a good idea of what's going on in the lending world. Here's what he shared with us:What are rates today and what can we expect in the future?If we're talking about conventional interest rates, they are hovering around 4.5%, give or take about .25%. However, a 15-year fixed-rate mortgage can be obtained for under 4%! Be aware that these rates are very sensitive to credit scores and down payments. FHA and VA loans, on the other hand, are around 4% and sometimes even lower.Are those rates as good as they were a few years ago?Almost. Last year, we saw interest rates rise when the Federal Reserve announced plans to stop the QE3 stimulus program. However, rates have slowly been coming back down, so they're slightly more favorable than they were after that initial increase.What are rates going to look like in 2015?What's going to happen next is an increase in short-term rates, but people are still waiting on the Fed to announce when that will be. The stimulus consisted of the Federal Reserve buying mortgage-backed securities and US treasuries in the secondary market. The plan was to stimulate the economy by flooding it with money. At some point, they will start to raise the short-term rates, which will then trigger a rise in long-term rates. Everyone is worried that will happen soon, but the Fed doesn't seem ready to let us know exactly when that will happen.When rates go up, how does that affect a buyer's monthly payments?When interest rates go up, monthly payments go up. People aren't always aware that lenders are qualifying people to buy at their absolute debt ratio. If rates go up from there, we don't have room to let the payment increase. In cases like that, we have to back the price down on the home. For example, for a $300,000 purchase with a 4% FHA rate, if rates go up .5%, the payment on that house will increase by $85 a month. If this happens, a buyer may no longer qualify for the loan they need to purchase the home they want. For that example, the buyer would only be eligible to purchase for $285,000.If you're waiting for home prices to decrease, but rates go up, are you doing yourself any good?Not really. If you decide not to buy a house today because you think it will be cheaper tomorrow, you may not be saving yourself any money if rates go up. In fact, you may end up spending more when home prices go down because the rise in rates have more than made up the difference. Our advice is, if you find the right home, buy it today while rates are low.It's nice to bring in an expert every once in awhile to give us a full picture of a sometimes confusing topic. If you would like more information on the lending side of real estate, you can reach Marc at (916) 761-3760 or MCBrinitzer@APMortgage.com. He would love to chat with you!As always, we're your best resource for real estate information in Roseville and the surrounding areas. We're always available to assist you, and would love to hear from you!

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Ron Siegel Radio Network Oct 29 2014

Ron Siegel Radio Network

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 31, 2014 54:00

Ron Siegel of Anaheim Hills CA, Robert Mott of La Quinta CA and Joe Greenwald of Villa Park CA discuss current events, financial markets, politics, and even poking fun at the rest of the media in a live radio broadcast from Anaheim CA. Ron, Robert and Joe will discuss: How full should we fill a wine glass; What is Minerality in Wines;Top 10 US States for Chinese Investments; Five Costly Homeowner's Insurance Mistakes; QE3 and the Markets; Measure K for School Facilities; Mortgage Minute; Your Credit Matters; Real Time Real Estate; Word on Wealth; and so much more. Ron Siegel, consumer advocate and mortgage lender, discusses anything that affects the roof over your head, your bank account or other items that will benefit you / your family. Reach Ron at 800.306.1990 Ron@RonSiegelRadio.comwww.RonSiegelRadio.comwww.SiegelLendingTeam.comTwitter: @RonSiegelwww.Facebook.com/RonSiegelRadio

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QE3, Syria Affecting Your Investments

Undercover Jetsetter TV

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 28, 2013 23:41

Hugh Anderson, co-Managing Partner of Hightower Las Vegas, fills us in on the expected reversal of Quantitative Easing by the Fed and what a Syria attack might mean for your pocket book.

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Episode 414

Keiser Report

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 5, 2013

In this episode of the Keiser Report, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert discuss HFT and QE3 rat-bots chasing and bullying the world into a Great Depression. They also discuss the dangerous situation of France once again becoming a peripheral country to Germany. In the second half of the show, Max talks to Pierre Jovanovic, French radio talk show host and author of 'Blythe Masters,' about the smell of not napalm, but revolution in the air in France – unemployment is worsening, suicides by jumping in front of trains are up drastically, and Goldman Sachs says workers need to cut their pay by 30 percent. They also discuss history repeating itself as Germany once again finds itself looking for its gold, as in Wagner’s 'Das Rheingold.' Keiser Report 3-4-13

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The ABC show: The Agenda - "Ball of Confusion"

Freedomizer Radio Network

Play Episode Listen Later Dec 15, 2012 179:00

More shootings and killings at another grade school. War against Syria. The Fiscal Cliff. Gay Marriage. The federal deficit, declining economy and QE3. Are all these problems happening at the same time just by happenstance? No. The agenda is "Order out of Chaos". Join ABC to discuss current events, the new world order, and this illusion of a false reality that is, in fact, the Matrix. Freedomizer Radio Call in and join us - 347.324.3704 Join our live chat and listen at http://www.freedomizerradio.com

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The Bankruptcy of Our Nation with Jerry Robinson

Discovering Truth with Dan Duval

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 28, 2012 116:00

This week's episode of Discovering the Truth with Dan Duval will feature best selling author Jerry Robinson. Jerry is the author of the book Bankruptcy of Our Nation. He is an economist, serial entrepreneur, international speaker, and radio host of Follow the Money Weekly. Jerry's website can be found at www.ftmdaily.com. You can also find him featured on World Net Daily's popular website (www.wnd.com) on a weekly basis. He has appeared on numerous radio and TV programs including FOX News. He has been quoted by USA Today and other news agencies on the topic of the economy and has had columns appearing in publications such as Townhall and Financial Sense. This week Jerry will be joining us to address a broad spectrum of topics dealing with money, the US economy, the debt crisis, QE3, the petrodollar system, and the consumption trap. He will also be explaining to us his approach to financial security. This will include viable strategies for generating multiple streams of income. This is a timely and relevant show that will bless you with applicable insights. Don't miss this week's episode of Discovering the Truth with Dan Duval!

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Why has the EM rally failed to materialise?

Creating Wealth Real Estate Investing with Jason Hartman

Play Episode Listen Later Nov 4, 2012 8:51

Following the US Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing programme in September, there were predictions of a rise in appetite for emerging markets currencies, yet this has failed to materialise. Benoit Anne, head of emerging markets strategy at Soc Gen, joins FT currencies correspondent Alice Ross to talk about current sentiment towards EM currencies. Also under discussion is the rise of the Mexican peso, and whether its popularity is shortlived. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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CW 283: The Financial Health of America's Social Classes with Dr. H. Woody Brock Author of ‘American Gridlock'

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 26, 2012

Between 1980 and 2000, the wealth of our nation grew enormously. Interest rates dropped, dot com businesses grew, and then the housing market was rocketing. We then went into a tricky period where overall net worth grew a bit until the dot com crash; the middle class was sustained to some degree by the housing boom, and then dropped sharply with the housing crash. Dr. H. Woody Brock, President and Founder of Strategic Economic Decisions and author of American Gridlock, joins Jason Hartman for an in-depth explanation of the financial health of our nation across social classes. Dr. Brock discusses the nation overall and then breaks it down into the rich, the middle class, and the poor. The distribution of wealth have left the poor worse off and the rich very well off, as well as shrinking the middle class, but as Dr. Brock explains, looking at the distribution of consumption, the poor and middle classes are in a better position than when looking at the distribution of income. Dr. Brock also expounds on QE3, the Federal Reserve actions, bank reserves, de-leveraging, and more. He wraps up on the subject of his book, American Gridlock: Why the Right and Left are Both Wrong.Founder of Strategic Economic Decisions (SED), Inc., Dr. Horace “Woody” Brock specializes in applications of the modern Economics of Uncertainty (originally developed and championed by Kenneth J. Arrow of Stanford University) to forecasting and risk assessment in the international economy and its asset markets. Holder of five academic degrees, Dr. Brock earned his B.A., M.B.A., and M.S. (mathematics) from Harvard University, and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Princeton University (mathematical economics and political philosophy). He was elected an Andrew Mellon Foundation Bicentennial Fellow of the Aspen Institute in 1976. Dr. Brock studied under Kenneth J. Arrow, Professor of Economics, and John C. Harsanyi, Professor of Economics, University of California, Berkeley, both winners of the Nobel Prize in Economics. Dr. Brock founded SED in 1985, and in doing so was sponsored by Fidelity, GE Capital, IBM Pension Fund, and twenty other institutions looking for a much deeper level of analysis of interest rates and the economy. In its research, SED has focused on apprehending ongoing structural changes in the economy and markets to help clients avoid the pitfalls of illegitimately extrapolating the past into the future. In this regard, Dr. Brock has worked closely with Professor Mordecai Kurz of Stanford University in developing the new theory of Rational Beliefs that is now replacing the classical theory of “Efficient Markets”. This new theory explains for the first time the way in which history rhymes but does not repeat itself.

US earnings season starts positively

IG Weekly Market News Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 22, 2012 10:01

Better than expected jobs data has kept markets supported, but it does feel as if some of the momentum from recent months has started to flag. The focus has now switched to the US earnings season, and so far the results have been encouraging.

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Discussion of the Duopoly and the Right to Life Issue

Bards Logic Political Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 16, 2012 152:00

There are only 23 Days left until the Election. Tonight on Bards Logic is the continuing discussion from the 2012 Election Season. We discussed how America has gotten to this point and where we are going. Some of the topics are the Presidential Candidates, the current duopolistic political system, QE3, the Pro-Life Issue, and the China Trade Deals around the World that will no longer use the U.S. Dollar as its trading currency, and more. Join us in this important Conversation.

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Discussion: QE3, China, Middle East Conflicts & the NWO

Bards Logic Political Talk

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 15, 2012 122:00

There are only 24 Days left until the Election. Tonight on Bards Logic is a Politically Incorrect look at the 2012 Election Season, Current Events and the 24 days left until the Election.... and the days beyond. We will discuss how we and America got to this point and where we are going. Some of the topics are the Presidential Candidates, what was NOT said in the debates, the Middle East conflicts, QE3 and the China Trade Deals around the World that will no longer use the U.S. Dollar as its trading currency, and more. Join us in this important Conversation.

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The End of America

Prophecies Of The End Times Radio Ministry

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 14, 2012 117:00

This broadcast, recorded 2 years ago gives shocking facts of what was predicted then, and what is happening now with the recent round of QE3 easing from the Fed. See how and listen to predictions of what we said along with others how the economy would be in 2012, and beyond. The economics of the current administration and the decisions of the middle east policies will push America into becoming a 3rd world country. We encourage you as Christians to get prepared to be involved in a recession that makes the GREAT Depression of the 20's and 30's look like a picnic. We will do a follow up broadcast of this episode in the near future giving additional information we have researched that points to the emergence of The Anti-Christ from the Middle East, and a growing knowledge of financial collapse coming to America soon....it is our hope and prayer that Christ will return soon to rapture the Church..but we must warn you, persecution is part of trials, and just how long the Lord will tarry we do not know. So we encourage you to get your house in order, to pray and to live a life that is holy and clean before the Lord...visit our website at http://propheciesoftheendtimes.com for more information....stay tuned

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Ep. 152 S&A Investor - Legendary Investor David Dreman Unplugged

Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2012 57:31

Legendary investor, David Dreman, says to buy stocks right now. He also discusses the implications of QE3, shares some of his favorite ideas, and explains why he feels bad for most investors.

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Is QE 3.5 Already In The Works? A Look At The Fed And The Economy

Market Wrap with Moe - Business Financial Analysis on Investing, Stocks, Bonds, Personal Finance and Retirement Planning

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 10, 2012 31:00

- Dr. Alan Blinder, former Fed governor joins Moe to discuss the Fed and the economy - Please call 1-800-388-9700 for a free review of your financial portoflio

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Obama's Policies Costing You $$$

Ed Butowsky - Wealth Management | Investologist

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 7, 2012 10:33

Ed Butowsky, wealth manager, financial advisor, and managing partner of Chapwood Investment Management, joins The Blaze TV with E.D. Hill to examine how the questionable jobs report and the recent announcement over QE3 are impacting how the American economy could be in more trouble than before.

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Barker on the Market

TalkFloor Podcasts

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 4, 2012 35:00

September 21, 2012 Mike Barker, Investment & Retirement Management discusses the market's reaction to the Federal Reserve's QE3 announcement last week and the fluctuation in the market this past week. Barker looks at the upcoming earnings announcement and the investigation of high frequency trading.

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Reid L Rosenthal On the Right Side – Do Your Eyes Glaze at “QE3”? Do You Pooh Pooh The Federal Reserve And The ECB (European Central Bank)? Don’t. Their “New” Policy Is A Bigger Theft From Your Pocket Than the $1+ Trill

Reid L Rosenthal On the Right Side Archives - WebTalkRadio.net

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 1, 2012

Think the Fed is some distant,, shadowy, financial beasty that has no impact on you and your family? And that ECB “over there in Europe”–that’s too far away to affect you? Wrong, Very wrong. And if you are middle class, doubly wrong. Reid explains in simple terms what QE3 is–and what it is about to […] The post Reid L Rosenthal On the Right Side – Do Your Eyes Glaze at “QE3”? Do You Pooh Pooh The Federal Reserve And The ECB (European Central Bank)? Don’t. Their “New” Policy Is A Bigger Theft From Your Pocket Than the $1+ Trillion Looming In Tax Increases 3 Months From Now…And 2 Disturbing Articles–Failure, Futility, and Revolution. appeared first on WebTalkRadio.net.

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Loz n Belly [Prog 201]

Play Episode Listen Later Oct 1, 2012

GLC's Steven Bell and Chris Pulman discuss Japan, QE3 and Europe. Recorded at midday on Monday 1st October 2012 at Soho Square Studios in London. This podcast is ... GLC's Managing Director Lawrence Staden and Chief Economist Steven Bell give their views on the markets.

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Chances of a Spanish bailout and have the markets forgotten Greece?

Weekly Radio Crux - Quick Updates on Financial Markets and the Economy

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 30, 2012 7:06

Geoffrey Yu, foreign exchange strategist at UBS, joins FT currencies correspondent Alice Ross to discuss the fallout on the currencies markets from the Spanish budget – and whether a bailout is now more or less likely – as well as when the focus will swing back towards Greece. Also, what is the QE3 effect on the commodities currencies? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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#13: Governments that "take their medicine" and what is risk?

The Controversial Truth

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 28, 2012 60:59

Dave a Robb discuss the country of Estonia that went against the grain of current policy theory and "took their medicine" to then grow and thrive years later. Additionally, we will discuss the creation and role of risk as it relates to insurance and how it applies to our world today

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09-20-12 Weekly Radio Crux Discusses JP Morgan, Inflation, iPhone 5

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 26, 2012 5:07

This week's episode covers some "must-hear" insight on QE3, why Obama is singling out one big Wall Street bank, what's happening on Occupy Wall Street's first anniversary, some incredible facts about the iPhone 5, and more.

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The Housing Hour 09.22.12

The Housing Hour

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 24, 2012 49:53

We continue our series on Home Insect Management with our guest, George Haynes of Otis Pest Control. For nearly 40 years, the Otis Pest Control team has been providing the highest level of pest control service to Knoxville and the surrounding area. They've built their reputation around one thing: doing the job right the first time. Their staff of certified professional technicians are experts in pest control, and the company is built on the superior customer service they provide our clients. Locally-owned and operated, but spanning an area including more than 20 East Tennessee counties, Otis Pest Control is uniquely positioned to offer the service and smile of a local business with the top-notch professional service you expect. There's no risk to receive a free termite and pest control inspection. Join us for a fascinating look at household pests and the diseases they can cause. Our last segment, Kevin and Mark talk about QE3 and its historic and future impact on rates, housing and jobs.

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Does QE3 herald a new outbreak of currency wars?

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Play Episode Listen Later Sep 23, 2012 8:14

Michael Hewson, senior market analyst at CMC markets, joins FT currencies correspondent Alice Ross to discuss the likelihood of a new outbreak of the currency wars and why Japan, not Brazil, has most to complain about from more quantitative easing in the US. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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#12: QE3 and cheap $, student loan debt and is college worth it?

The Controversial Truth

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2012 76:29

Dave and Robb tackle the specter of student loan debt and ask the challenging questions of whether or not college is worth it. We discuss why college rates keep climbing and how “cheap” student loan money has created a bubble of pricing. We dive into different strategies to pay off college debt as well as parlay how government involved markets ultimately create significant damage. This parlays perfectly into QE3 and how it effects the stock market. Additionaly, we will discuss the genesis of the “Company” and stock market through chapter 3 of The Ascent of Money.

Quantitative Easing Pt 3: The Fed Trilogy

The Wall Street Geek

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 21, 2012 30:00

The Wall Street Geek is hosted by financial expert Michelle Price, Managing Pricipal of fee only financial advisor Price Capital LLC in NYC and the author of "How to Buy Stocks Online" (available at Amazon). In this week's show: Market Talk: QE3 and how it may affect your walletMoney Moves: Ideas and strategies for a low interest rate environmentEye on Washington: Decision 2012 and election talkWasn't That Some Bull? A presidential candidate had a few things to say about his oppenent's voters. Right or wrong? Don't forget to follow this show. Don't miss a thing! Friday's at 12:30 pm EST.

2012-09-16: Absolutely Ga Ga

Curmudgeon's Corner

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 20, 2012 80:22

Sam and Ivan talk about: * Small Talk * Gaffes * More Gaffes / Middle East Blow Up / Management Styles * Electoral College Update / QE3 / iPhone 5

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Capital Markets Update

America's Commercial Real Estate Show

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 19, 2012 40:44

Capital Markets UpdateOriginal Air Date: September 20, 2012Capital markets experts share the latest on QE3, IPO, M&A, CMBS, OREO, LTV, DCR, REITs and BB&T.We Couldn't resist. Don't miss it. If you have any questions or comments you're invited to contact the show at Info@CREshow.com or 888-612-SHOW.

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We Are Not Cattle Radio Wednesday 9/19

We Are Not Cattle Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 19, 2012 61:00

Topic for the Show: QE3 and the Gulf buildup for WWIII

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Sept. 18, 2012 Alan Watt "Cutting Through The Matrix" LIVE on RBN: "Societal Evolution is Planned Devolution" *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Sept. 18, 2012 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)

Cutting Through the Matrix with Alan Watt Podcast (.xml Format)

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 19, 2012 46:20

--{ Societal Evolution is Planned Devolution: "For Every Aspect of Society and Behaviour There's a Government Agency Posing as Saviour, Nothing's Been Missed, Nor Left to Chance, From the Music You'll Hear to Latest Dance, Departments of Culture, Directing the Change, Legal Societies Manage Fallout, Rearrange New Normals, For Apparently Change is Good, Dress as Opposite Gender if in the Mood, Promiscuity is Healthy, The State You See Will Abort Nuisance Pregnancies, Treat S.T.D., Elite Call it Progress as You are Degraded, Generation by Generation Normalcy's Faded" © Alan Watt }-- British Empire, System of "Democracy" - Social Engineering and Degradation - World Wars and Creation of Global Government - Future of Europe Group Pushes for Stronger Executive Branch and Total Integration - Every Individual under Observation by Gov. - Federal Reserve, QE3, Foreclosed Property, Bailout of Banks - Whooping Cough Vaccination - Gender-Bending Chemicals in Fast-Food Wrappers - China Leases North Korean Port - Colorado School calls Rosary Beads Gang Symbol - Bad Pension Policy - Eugenics, National Health Service, 'Do Not Resuscitate' Orders - Hepatitis B Vaccine and Liver Damage - Scotland---Threat to World Stone-Skimming Championship from John Feigenbaum. (See http://www.cuttingthroughthematrix.com for article links.) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Sept. 18, 2012 (Exempting Music, Literary Quotes, and Callers' Comments)

Option Block 183: Bernanke Puts

The Options Insider Radio Network

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 18, 2012 60:22

Option Block 183: Bernanke PutsTrading Block: Most of the major indices giving back some of the QE3 love, after an abnormally odd Friday. QE3: good, bad or ugly? A rundown from the options conference last week. Is Grigus still on the Groupon love train?Option Block: Shares of Linn Energy (LINE) are trading low; traders look for increased vol on Pan American Silver Corp. (PAAS), and; LEAPS calls active on IAMGOLD (IAG).Xpress Block: John Grigus gets in OX hot seat to talk about what's been coming across the desk today. Crude oil had over 13,000 contracts go up in less than a minute. Grains also lighting up the tape.Around the Block: Post-QE3 and post-Apple malaise? When will the next shoe drop? Home sales on the 19th. Oracle and AutoZone earnings also on the 19th.

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Option Block 183: Bernanke Puts

The Option Block

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 18, 2012 60:22

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Loz n Belly [Prog 199]

Freedomain Radio! Volume 6: Shows 2120-2575

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 17, 2012

Ara Levonian joins Steven Bell in the studio this week to discuss Global Manufacturing Data, the German Constitutional Court, and QE3. Recorded at midday on Monday 17th September 2012 at Soho ... GLC's Managing Director Lawrence Staden and Chief Economist Steven Bell give their views on the markets.

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FDR2218 Public Schools, Private Hell - Stefan Molyneux of Freedomain Radio Hosts the Peter Schiff Show!

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 17, 2012 51:44

An expose on public schools, a brief history of socialism in the 20th century, and a discussion of the brilliance of the average voter and the dangers of QE3 with John Tamny - the editor of RealClearMarkets and Forbes Opinions, a senior economic adviser to H.C. Wainwright Economics, and a senior economic adviser to Toreador Research and Trading (www.trtadvisors.com). He can be reached at jtamny@realclearmarkets.com. Freedomain Radio is the largest and most popular philosophy show on the web - http://www.freedomainradio.com

Bernanke boost for markets

IG Weekly Market News Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 14, 2012 8:44

As widely expected, this week saw the US central bank do more to stimulate the economy and it ended up being quite a lot more than markets were expecting. The net result is that US stock markets are back to pre-financial-crisis levels; the euro recovery continues and even gold has woken up in recent weeks - but will it last?

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QE3 and the dollar

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 13, 2012 8:12

Peter Kinsella, senior currency strategist at Commerzbank, joins FT currencies correspondent Alice Ross to assess the impact of more quantitative easing from the US federal reserve on the currency markets and is the worst now past for the euro? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Loz n Belly [Prog 198]

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 10, 2012

Steven Bell and Lawrence Staden discuss Mario Draghi, QE3 and Corporate Earnings. Recorded at midday on Monday 10th September 2012 at Soho Square Studios in London. This ... GLC's Managing Director Lawrence Staden and Chief Economist Steven Bell give their views on the markets.

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The Zero Hedge Daily Round Up #122 - 07/09/2012

PodCasts – McAlvany Weekly Commentary

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 8, 2012 8:11

1. Why U.S. unemployment is a lie. 8.1% vs 11.7%. 2. Oil exports: China super power. 3. QE3 baby! 4. Construction workers non-constructive. 5. U.S. under-employed a farce. 6. Apple challenged by Asian patent suit. 7. 100% negative PMI. 8. NYSE is not reality. 9. CNBC: Your ass is mine. www.thefinancialreality.com

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Bernanke in the Land of Oz

Play Episode Listen Later Sep 5, 2012

McAlvany Weekly Commentary About this week's show: Artificially low interest rates can't last forever Hopes for QE3 force hopes for bad news?! Gold breaks out of pennant to upside The McAlvany Weekly Commentary with David McAlvany and Kevin Orrick Kevin: David, one of the things that I know you watch on a pretty consistent basis is the psychology […] The post Bernanke in the Land of Oz appeared first on McAlvany Weekly Commentary.

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Option Block 178: Apple: Cheap? Expensive? Cheap Expensive?

The Option Block

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 27, 2012 31:13

Option Block 178: Apple: Cheap? Expensive? Cheap Expensive? Trading Block: A slow Friday. Looking at the spread between VIX cash and the VIX futures. What is causing the build-up in premium? Looking at the November elections. Xpress Block: Sean Fitzgerald gets the OX hot seat today and discusses the lack of volume this last month and the interesting orders from today on Salesforce.com. The Fed and QE3. Strategy Block: Today's strategy block is hosted by Mark Sebastian, who, using Apple as an example, discusses the idea of cheap and inexpensive and how to use realized volatility when you trade. Around the Block: A slow week predicted before Labor Day. Keeping an eye on the employment report.

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Loz n Belly [Prog 196]

Play Episode Listen Later Aug 20, 2012

Lawrence Staden and Steven Bell discuss the UK Economy, base rates, Europe, and prospects for QE3. Recorded at midday on Monday 20th August 2012 at Soho Square Studios in London. ... GLC's Managing Director Lawrence Staden and Chief Economist Steven Bell give their views on the markets.

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Yen intervention unlikely, but markets expect more ECB bond buying

Play Episode Listen Later Jul 29, 2012 10:04

Derek Halpenny, European head of global currency research at Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi, talks to Alice Ross, FT currencies correspondent about why intervention from the Bank of Japan into the yen is unlikely despite the currency’s strength and why whilst the ECB’s bond buying programme is likely to restart, QE3 from the Fed is unlikely in August. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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What effect will the Greek elections have on the euro?

Ed Butowsky - Wealth Management | Investologist

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 17, 2012 7:48

Mansoor Mohi-Uddin, head of FX strategy at UBS, joins the FT's currencies correspondent Alice Ross to discuss how the euro might drive currency markets in the wake of the Greek elections, the likelihood of a new round of QE3 in the US in light of recent bad economic data and the case for further monetary easing in the UK See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Weak Economy Forcing Fed To Act - But How?

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 13, 2012 8:18

Ed Butowsky, wealth manager, financial advisor, and managing partner of Chapwood Investment Management, joins CNBC Closing Bell to examine if the Federal Reserve will act on its plans for QE3 given the weak economic data reported this past week.

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Can Central Banks Save The Day?

Ed Butowsky - Wealth Management | Investologist

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 13, 2012 4:33

Ed Butowsky, wealth manager, financial advisor, and managing partner of Chapwood Investment Management, joins CNBC Closing Bell to discuss the intervention of the Global Central Banks could this be a short term action plan or is there something else in the works?

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The Zero Hedge Daily Round Up #83 - 06/06/2012

Wall Street Unplugged - What's Really Moving These Markets

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 7, 2012 7:09

1. QE3 rally to only last a couple hours, Morgan Stanley. 2. French cut retirement age from 62 to 60. 3. US labor market: statistic hell city. 4. Financials rally big time. 5. ECB, inflation. No easing thank you. 6. I don't trust the fed. 7. Spain to adopt reforms without embarrassment? LOL. www.thefinancialreality.com

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Ep. 134 - Biggest Beneficiary of QE3: Gold

Play Episode Listen Later Jun 6, 2012 52:50

Chris Mayer, editor of the Capital & Crisis newsletter, expects a bailout of the European banking system... Plus, China and the U.S. announcing their own stimulus plans in the months ahead. He says this may not have the "normal" positive reaction for stocks... But gold will soar.

Ep 19 - Economic Forecaster Harry Dent on the State of the Economy

Stansberry Radio - Edgy Source for Investing, Finance & Economics

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 26, 2012 61:03

Porter and Aaron welcome economic forecaster, newsletter publisher, and best-selling author Harry Dent to the program. Harry explains his views about generational economics and the prospects for the U.S. economy as the Baby Boomer generation enters retirement as well as the various scenarios facing Europe. Porter also wagers his usual amount with Harry Dent on what the price of gold will be by 2020.

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2012 Best Time to Invest in Natural Gas

Follow the Money Weekly Radio

Play Episode Listen Later Apr 14, 2012 78:53

Host Jerry Robinson discusses why now may be the best time to invest in natural gas. Other topics include: The timing of QE3, gold prices, and the record $369 billion March U.S. deficit.

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The Zero Hedge Daily Round Up #45 - 13/03/2012

IG Weekly Market News Podcast

Play Episode Listen Later Mar 13, 2012 4:21

1. Bridgewater: Hyperinflation study. 2. U.S. Retail sales: 2/3rd gasoline inflation. 3. Obama: Trade war. 4. FOMC: Sees inflation, no QE3. 5. ZH headlines. www.thefinancialreality.com

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Bernanke Slams QE3 Hopes; Why is Oil so Expensive?

Muck's posts

Play Episode Listen Later Feb 29, 2012 12:08

Bernanke spooked the market today talking about QE3 stimulus. Why are oil prices so high - Don't listen to the political parties. Is the SP500 going up 34% this year?

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US Fed comments lifted markets

Play Episode Listen Later Jan 27, 2012 8:12

Although a little bit weaker on Friday, markets are ending the week overall on a bullish footing, after the US Federal Reserve's broad hint on Wednesday that interest rates will be remaining low for some time put a rocket under many asset classes. Even the euro managed to stage an impressive recovery, pushing out to fresh highs for 2012 against the US dollar. But will it last? This week's podcast looks at what got traders excited in recent days and what to look out for in the week ahead.

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The Zero Hedge Daily Round Up #16 - 25/01/2012