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Jason Farkas
3/2/2010 2:30:00 PM
Many investors are blissfully unaware of the fact that many muni funds use leverage to pay high distributions. This added layer of risk makes these funds subject to the same liquidity concerns that plague other risky assets -- and as such, many muni bond funds act similarly to stocks.
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municipal bonds, munis, Robert Prechter, Treasuries, bond funds, s&p, Gold, Silver, Junk bonds, small-cap stocks, emerging markets, bzf, pyn, voq, fibonacci
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Economy
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Nico Isaac
12/22/2009 1:45:00 PM
A really smart person once said: True genius is not in the knowing; but rather, in the incessant desire to know more. Case in point: EWI's chief commodity analyst and Futures Junctures Service editor Jeffrey Kennedy. Never content to just sit on his mastery of the Elliott Wave Principle, Jeffrey is constantly working to develop new correlative techniques for achieving his ultimate goal: Identifying turning points in a market before they occur.
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Commodities, soybeans, Silver, Copper, Crude oil, Corn, trend anlalyzer tool
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Commodities
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Jeff Reckseit
7/30/2009 4:45:00 PM
Two art school students were in a bar throwing back shots and comparing their commodity trading spread sheets on their iPhones:
“I am getting so-o-o-o creamed in corn; I have no yen for getting pounded in the loonie; and my affair with silver is finished.”
“Tell me about it, dude. I got burned in coffee; I can’t concentrate on OJ; and I have no interest in 10-years. I yield. I give up.”
“Me too. Lucky we were only paper trading.”
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commodity trading, loonie, Silver, paper trading, trailing stops
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Interest Rates
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Jeff Reckseit
7/17/2009 4:00:00 PM
Unemployment is high. Earnings are horrible. Deficits are out of control. House prices are still under pressure. And auto sales are flat. Yet the stock market is up about 40% from its March lows.
Let’s say that you’re convinced the market is going to collapse, -- so you sell. And you get stopped out. Let’s say you sell again. And get stopped out. Sell again. Stopped out. So you wait for the market to turn down and you sell into the decline. The market bounces and you get stopped out yet again. Then the market goes back down in earnest – but without you. Does this sound familiar? If so, it doesn’t have to be that way.
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stock market, fractal geometry, self-similarity, Gold, Silver, Currencies, unemployment
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Stocks
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Nico Isaac
6/8/2009 4:00:00 PM
In case you hadn't noticed: Over the past year of financial turmoil, the "safe haven" premium of precious metals has offered about as much support as a rubber ducky in a tsunami. Despite a string of powerful rallies, silver and gold remain well below their March 2008 peaks...
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bob prechter, Precious metals, Gold, Silver, Gold prices
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Precious Metals
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Nico Isaac
11/14/2008 2:45:00 PM
Is the bear market in commodities over, or has it just begun?” Futures Junctures editor Jeffrey Kennedy reveals where the strongest case lies – with bulls or bears – with 7 pages and 7 eye-opening charts of every market, from silver to soybeans, inside the brand-new November Monthly Futures Junctures.
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Commodities, Silver, soybeans, coffee, sugar, u.s. dollar, cocoa, CRB
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Commodities
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Susan C. Walker
10/24/2008 4:45:00 PM
It's a sign of hard-fought wisdom when you hear yourself say, "If only I knew then what I know now." In fact, many of us are saying to ourselves right now, "If only I knew a few months ago that the stock market would turn so bearish…"
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Bear market, investors, savings, Treasury bills, panic, Silver, recession, depression
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Classic Prechter
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Nico Isaac
9/15/2008 9:30:00 AM
News Flash: From their March 17 peaks, Gold has plunged 27% to a one-year low, while silver has lost nearly half its value in a violent selloff to two-year lows. While a bearish bullion forecast was entirely "alien" to the mainstream experts back in March, it was every bit familiar to Elliott Wave International's team of analysts...
Filed Under:
silver elliott forecast, Silver, Precious metals, Gold
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Precious Metals
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Nico Isaac
8/25/2008 4:45:00 PM
It’s official: The five-year long Commodity boom has gone from white-hot to white-not. To wit: since the start of July 2008, the futures markets have seen more jaw-dropping free falls than the Beijing Olympics diving competition...
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Commodities, oil, Gold, Silver, Corn, CRB, us dollar, bubble
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Commodities
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Editorial Staff
8/15/2008 3:15:00 PM
Watching a market like silver rise or fall dramatically does take the breath away.Yet Bob Prechter has explained why silver's moves are important not only to investors and traders but also to the U.S. economy as a whole.
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Silver, Precious metals, recession
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Classic Prechter
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Mike Drakulich - Senior Metals Analyst
8/15/2008 1:00:00 PM
EWI Senior Metals Analyst Mike Drakulich published the following urgent message to his Metals Specialty Service subscribers at 8:57 p.m. Eastern time Thursday, Aug. 14. Since then, he has added multiple chart-filled intraday updates, including detailed near-term forecasts for gold and silver.
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Silver, Gold
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Precious Metals
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Vadim Pokhlebkin
8/12/2008 7:15:00 PM
On August 12, gold and silver hit the lows they've not seen in almost a year: Gold dropped to a low of $801 an ounce in the intraday trading, and silver fell towards $14. Why? Watch this free video for an Elliott wave perspective.
Filed Under:
Gold, Silver, decline, u.s. dollar
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Precious Metals
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Vadim Pokhlebkin
5/2/2008 6:15:00 PM
It's been exciting to watch Gold and Silver, two of the many markets editor Mike Drakulich covers in his Metals Specialty Service, follow his forecasts so precisely over the past month or so. Just watch this video Mike recorded on April 23, for example -- it will "blow your socks off," as Mike puts it.
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Gold, Silver, Platinum, LME Copper, COMEX Copper, aluminum, Nickel, Zinc, Tin, Lead, hui, NEM
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Precious Metals
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Editorial Staff
4/25/2008 3:45:00 PM
Six weeks ago on Friday, March 14, Bob Prechter called the top in silver. What does the ensuing drop in silver mean?
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Silver, Precious metals, wave patterns
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Classic Prechter
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Vadim Pokhlebkin
4/23/2008 5:45:00 PM
Most of the conventional financial analysts remain convinced that what moves market prices are "outside drivers": the Federal Reserve, interest rates, supply, demand, oil prices, you name it – anything BUT the actual collective mindset of traders and investors. Is it any wonder that when none of the "reasons" explain the trend, they feel frustrated?
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Silver, Federal Reserve, Nickel, Zinc, Tin, Lead, hui, NEM, Gold, Platinum, LME Copper, COMEX Copper, aluminum
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Precious Metals
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Vadim Pokhlebkin
4/18/2008 5:15:00 PM
Here is a free video EWI's own Mike Drakulich released inside his Metals Specialty Service on April 9. Watch it, compare the roadmap outlined in it with the actual market action since April 9 and see for yourself what Elliott wave analysis can accomplish.
Filed Under:
Gold, Silver, Copper, aluminum, metals markets, sell off
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Precious Metals
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Gary Grimes
4/1/2008 5:15:00 PM
A picture is worth a thousand words. And when you look at Bob Prechter’s March 14 Elliott Wave Theorist and see that it includes 11 pictures, 5,532 words and two valuable forecasts for gold and silver, I ask you, how much are Prechter’s forecasts worth to your portfolio?
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Gold, Silver, Forecast
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Precious Metals
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