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1) How Can You Profit Before The Next Bubble Pops? + Vic Wisemann’s Thoughts on: KFT, CBY, AA, AAPL, IBM, MGM, LVS, WYNN
Vic Wisemann
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The Federal Reserve has spent the past year cleaning up after a housing bubble it helped create. But along the way it may have pumped up another bubble, this time in stocks. To head off the worst downturn since the Great Depression, the central bank has slashed interest rates while funneling money to banks. The Fed has mostly won praise for its efforts. The pace of job losses has slowed, and there has been a modest recovery in output.
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Anyone looking at the world through the prism of the financial markets would conclude that not only has the recession ended, but that we are on the brink of a boom. Most of the world's stock markets are up about 50 per cent on the meltdown levels of March and are up on the year. Commodity prices are also hitting new peaks and, in the case of gold, an all time high of over $1,100 an ounce. Even the commercial property sector is enjoying a bit of a surge.
Credit default swap spreads and other measures of risk aversion are at levels not seen since before the collapse of Lehman Brothers last October. The corporate bond markets are issuing paper and the Kraft (KFT) - Cadburys (CBY) fight shows that M&A activity is also back. Other measures of growth, trade and investor optimism such as the Baltic dry index are pushing higher as well.
Read on to see how you can profit from this market bubble before it pops. |
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This Week: Is Another Stock Market Bubble Forming? Insights, Strategies, Tactics, And Trade Ideas…
- What three things may indicate we are in the middle of another stock market bubble and what stocks could be ready for a big drop?
- What’s the worst case for investors if a market bubble pops?
- Which ETF strategy with a targeted 132% profit can investors use to make some money if the market only a bit?
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Summary: Book sales fell 1.5% from 2007 to 2008. Customers are turning to internet sites such as Amazon to meet their needs rather than traveling to their local bookstores. New technologies are also fueling the decline of book industry fixtures such as Barnes & Noble and Borders Books. Gadgets like the Kindle and Sony Reader are further popularizing the concept of e-books at the expense of in-print versions. Publishers too face challenges as they struggle to uphold their copyrights in the face of massive scanning sessions by large companies in an attempt to post novels online. How will these shifts in technology affect the book industry? Which companies will profit and which will perish? We will discuss these questions and other changes that might occur.
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