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Analysis of the Past Week's Common Stock Rally
tossing another tidbit into the info ring, i think the volumn each day from the rally's first day has had a steady decline
S&P/TSX Composite Index Rebalancing - More Deletions Than Additions
ie, is it then bought or sold by larger holders for that reason?
thanks!
New ProShares ETFs Double Up Commodities Exposure
Intraday Trading Based on the NYSE TICK
but how can one find/set up to track this kind of info?
thanks again
Will Bear Market Rally Continue or Stall Out?
Thursday's Theme: New Lows, New Opportunities
How Low Can Mining Stocks Go? (Part II)
* growing awareness, then actual consequences, of increased money supply on public's feelings re holding gold and/or silver, in physical or paper forms
* the (unexpected, in the west) outside-in effect, todd in minyanville talks about, of the effect of the populations of both india and china waking up to their new developing prosperities, without the need to wait for us (u.s.) (ie, the demand that will create for "things")
Can a Dubai Silver ETF Send Global Spot Prices Higher?
it seems, the more global interaction, the better!
we'll see what happens :-)
Safe Haven Investments: Imminent Danger and Opportunities
thanks
On Nov 07 02:42 PM anand wrote:
> What do you think about HL? It has fallen substantially today? How
> will they meet their short term portion of long term debt? ($134
> million)?
>
> Even with that short term liquidity need, I don't understand why
> the current valuation is so low.
Highs vs. Lows: Market Continues to Show Strength
if you can do an update to include the past two very (price) down days soon, that's be really good to see too
thanks again
Junior Gold Miners Are Dirt Cheap
thanks!
ps - though the "related stocks" items just before comments will lead to more info on each stock, why not include links within your article? just an idea, not a biggie :-)
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Finally, Three Reasons to Buy
but,
re: "Over the next two decades, the S&P achieved an annualized return of 17.3%, nearly twice the average 9.6% return for bonds...."
if the holder of those "puny" 9.6" riskless bonds sold them near or at the end of those two decades, how would the return compare then?
no contest i think
stocks held, with risk, would've had to done way better than 17.3%
Friday Outlook: Commodities, Emerging Markets
do what you can as you can, it's always great welcome work
thank you much