Financial Markets Analysis - The Engineered Stock Market Rally?
News_Letter / Financial Markets 2009 May 09, 2009 - 02:07 PM GMTBy: NewsLetter
May 9th, 2009 Issue #34 Vol. 3
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Most Popular Financial Markets Analysis of the Week :
| 1. Stark Evidence of an Impending Global Stock Market Crash |
By: Brian_Bloom
In the past few weeks the tone of this analyst’s articles has turned markedly more bearish. Regardless of the strong rally in recent weeks, the “bird’s eye” evidence seems irrefutable: Within the foreseeable future there is a high probability that the Primary Bear Market will resume in earnest. i.e. Unless there is a structural change in the behavior of the world’s political and financial authorities, a stock market crash in the USA seems to be on the cards and this will likely cascade through other markets.
| 2. Real Economy Continues to Sink Despite Economic Stimulus and Bear Market Rally |
By: Mike_Whitney
The economy continued to shrink in the first quarter of 2009 at an annual pace of 6.1 percent, making it the worst recession in more than 50 years. Gross Domestic Product slipped into negative territory from January to March for back-to-back quarters of negative 6 percent growth.
| 3. U.S. Dollar Index Analysis and Forecast |
By: David_Petch
The US Dollar Index has been experiencing weakness over the course of the past few days and is challenging present support levels, which if broken, could see a dip to 82-83. Analysis today will illustrate various trends in the USD and what to expect over the course of the next few weeks.
| 4. UK House Prices Bear Market Trend Forecast 2009 Update |
By: Nadeem_Walayat
With the stealth stocks bull market bouncing along nicely towards the mid May interim target of Dow 8,750, attention is increasingly being drawn towards green shoots of economic recovery elsewhere, specifically in the UK housing market which has endured a severe bear market that began following the August 2007 peak.
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| 5. Stock Market Suckers Rally Built on Insider Trading |
By: Bob Chapman
Bob Chapman writes: Suckers rally in the markets, Dow will be driven down again, market gyrations motivated by insider greed, bank acquisitions point to a greater agenda, despite what economists and institutions are attempting, the economy will remain in a spiral In the first three weeks of April this year, insiders for NYSE listed companies sold 8.32 times more stock, by dollar value, than they purchased.
| 6. Recession Ending and Stocks Sell in May and Go Away? |
By: John_Mauldin
The old adage that one should "sell in May and walk away" has been around for years. I mentioned that bromide about this time last year, urging readers to head for the sidelines if they had not already done so. I was also suggesting a strategic retreat in August of 2006 (after which the markets went up 20% before plummeting). In this week's letter we look at the actual data and offer up a fresh viewpoint. Then we turn our eyes to the recent GDP numbers, which were awful, though many took comfort in the apparent rise in consumer spending. Are Americans back to their old ways? It will make for an interesting letter.
| 7. Privatise the NHS and Save the UK Economy from Bankruptcy |
By: Nadeem_Walayat
The UK economy is on the fast track towards bankruptcy in that the level of borrowings is mushrooming out of control and those are the figures that the government is showing on its official balance sheet that has hidden the true extent of liabilities through accounting tricks that the government conjures to hide the truth of the dire state of the countries finances as the below graphs illustrate.
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