Financial Markets Analysis - Cyclical Bulls Do Battle With Secular Bears
News_Letter / Financial Markets 2009 Apr 18, 2009 - 02:30 PM GMTBy: NewsLetter
April 18th , 2009 Issue #28 Vol. 3
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| 1. The Financial War Against Iceland, Being Defeated by Debt |
By: Prof Michael Hudson
Iceland is under attack – not militarily but financially. It owes more than it can pay. This threatens debtors with forfeiture of what remains of their homes and other assets. The government is being told to sell off the nation’s public domain, its natural resources and public enterprises to pay the financial gambling debts run up irresponsibly by a new banking class.
| 2. Green Shoots of Stock Market and Economic Recovery? |
By: John_Mauldin
The market, we keep hearing and reading, is telling us that there is recovery around the corner. And pundits point to data that seems to suggest the worst is behind us. The leading economic indicators, while still down significantly, seem to be in the process of bottoming. There is a large amount of stimulus in the pipeline. Mark-to-market has been modified. Housing seems to be finding a bottom, if you look at the rise in sales from January. And so on.
| 3. Obama's New Financial World Order |
By: Stephen_Lendman
This article addresses Washington's financial coup d'etat in the context of discussing Michael Hudson's important, very lengthy and detailed one titled: "The Financial War Against Iceland - Being defeated by debt is as deadly as outright military warfare." It reviews its key information in advance of Hudson's April 15 scheduled appearance on The Global Research News Hour to discuss.
| 4. VIX Breakdown Forecasts Stocks Bear Panic |
By: Steven_Vincent
VIX: Decisive breakdown validates near term buying panic hypothesis. A quick reversal above 40 needed to invalidate this view. Given the duration of the chart formation and the MA squeeze this is not likely to be a false move. Targeting 30 to coincide with SPX 1000
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| 5. Gold Bullish Factors Suggest Downtrend Near Bottom |
By: Clive_Maund
Why can't folks break the habit of being so pessimistic at market bottoms? Not that we're complaining, if they did that would be one less thing that we'd have to go on. With people writing in to say that gold is going to $800, or $700, things are definitely looking up. Funny that, I don't recall them writing in with these targets when gold touched $1000 in mid-February.
| 6. How High Can Apple Go? |
By: INO
In this short video, I will take a look at Apple, Inc (NYSE_AAPL). I have to admit I love Apple products. I have an iPhone, an iMac and an iPod touch and several other Mac add-ons.
| 7. Gold the Real Win Win Investment |
By: Larry Edelson
The Dow has just put in its biggest four-week gain since the bottom of the Depression in 1933, roaring more than 19 percent off its March 9 low. Natural resources are also plowing higher, with oil leading the way — jumping more than 8 percent in a single day last week. The U.S. dollar, too, is acting as I forecast. It's starting to slide, albeit slowly, back into its long-term downtrend.
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