September 21, 2007 – 11:44 am
WASHINGTON (FMLiveWire) - The chief of the Federal Reserve says “hyperinflation is good for America” in an exclusive interview with FMLiveWire.
“Yesterday I dropped interest rates half a point in order to bail out our Wall Street friends, the investment banks, hedge funds and other wealthy patricians,” said Ben Bernanke. “This will help kill the value of the US dollar and start us down the road of hyperinflation.”
“It sure will not help the indebted homeowners though, who had better get used to living in their cars once they have been foreclosed, that is, while they can still afford gas,” he continued.
Bernanke said that he had studied the financial system of Weimar Germany in the 1920s and present day Zimbabwe and has accepted their hyperinflationary policies as the appropriate model for the USA.
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September 19, 2007 – 10:56 pm
Below is common themes based on fund screening results for 14/9/07
- Gold funds - MACD cross-up
- Health/Biotech funds - MACD cross-up
- Telecom funds - MACD cross-up
- US large cap funds - MACD cross-up
- Australia funds - MACD cross-up
- Hong Kong funds - MACD cross-up
- Fixed income funds - MACD cross-up
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September 12, 2007 – 8:37 pm
Below is common themes based on fund screening results for 7/9/07
- Health/Biotech funds - MACD cross-up
- China funds - MACD cross-up
- Fixed income funds - MACD cross-up
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August 30, 2007 – 9:03 pm
Below is common themes based on fund screening results for 24/8/07
- Technology funds - MACD cross-up
- Fixed income funds - MACD cross-up
- Global equity funds - MACD cross-down
- Japan funds - MACD cross-down
- Australia funds - MACD cross-down
- Resources funds - MACD cross-down
- Emerging market funds - MACD cross-down
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August 23, 2007 – 10:48 pm
Within time horizon of your investment, if the market goes up but you are bearish or the market goes down when you are bullish, what should you do? Should you change your opinion or hold on to your opinion? My suggestion is to reevaluate reason(s) for your opinion. First you should forget about your opinion. Then evaluate information that you have again including the latest one. Based on the latest information, if you should have an opinion different from the original one, then the ‘hard’ part is do you have the courage to change opinion especially if it means loss of money? On the other hand, if you still form the same opinion, then you have a dilemma : change your opinion even when you are not convinced or stick to your original opinion and suffer further loss. In this case, I would suggest the third option : lighten up on your position(s) based on your original opinion and watch the market carefully. The reason for the third option is never lose money is one of the important rules in investing.
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