Financial Markets Review and Inflation Mega-trend Ebook Update
News_Letter / Financial Markets 2010 Feb 16, 2010 - 12:27 AM GMTBy: NewsLetter
The Market Oracle Newsletter
February 6th, 2010 Issue #9 Vol. 4
Financial Markets Review and Inflation Mega-trend Ebook UpdateDear Reader The Inflation mega-trend ebook presents key analysis and and precise concluding forecasts for the key economic indicators of inflation, interest rates and economic growth which have been applied to a range of financial markets and investment trends that further conclude towards precise forecasts. The last of the analysis - The stocks stealth bull market analysis and forecast for 2010 was emailed on the 2nd of February due to the current fast moving nature of the stock market. From tomorrow the Inflation mega-trend ebook download url will start to be emailed out at the rate of between 3,000 and 4,000 recipients per day so as to ensure downloads are able to take place and to avoid excessive load on the web server, which means it will take some 10-13 days for the whole list to be served. I have already turned my attention to the next ebook which aims to analyse the UK housing market from every angle possible so as to arrive at an accurate as possible trend forecast for UK house prices for at least the next 2 years and probably much further, that seeks to replicate the accurate analysis that culminated in the August 2007 forecast for a UK housing market peak and 2 year bear market. The current ebook took 3 months to complete, therefore the target date for the completion for the UK housing market ebook is by the end of April 2010 at the latest. Your mega-trends analyst. By Nadeem Walayat Copyright © 2005-10 Marketoracle.co.uk (Market Oracle Ltd). All rights reserved. Featured Analysis of the Week
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By: Jim_Willie_CB A great disconnect exists in the gold market between the exchange futures contract price (the paper price) and the gold bullion paid price for transactions (the physical price). The differential in price is growing wider, enough to place tremendous pressure on the gold market itself.
By: Nadeem_Walayat This article shares the inflation mega-trend analysis implications for the Dow Jones Industrial Averages stock market index, with the conclusions also applied to the FTSE 100 index. The reason why my analysis is focused on the Dow and not the FTSE is because the Dow has been my primary trading vehicle for some 25 years, as at the start of my trading career back in 1986 the FTSE was the new kid on the block with little price history behind it, whereas the DJIA had relatively easily obtainable data dating back over a hundred years (via bulletins boards, a precursor for the internet).
By: LewRockwell Billionaire financier George Soros is the latest to enter the gold bubble debate, warning that with interest rates low around the world, policymakers are risking generating new bubbles which could cause crashes in the future.
By: Mike_Shedlock Today the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) unexpectedly held interest rates at 3.75%. No doubt this was in fear of the Australia's enormous housing bubble that exceeds the height of the bubble that long ago burst in the US. 20 economists predicted the RBA would hike. Not a single one predicted anything else.
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By: Michael_Hudson If the economy deteriorates in the L-shaped “hockey-stick” rut that many economists forecast, what political price will President Obama and the Democrats pay for having returned the financial keys to the Bush Republican appointees who gave away the store in the first place? Reappointing Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke may end up injuring not only the economy but also the Democratic Party for years to come.
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