Feb 27

Government debt is no longer just a problem for emerging countries. Portugal, Spain, France and Greece (as we have seen in recent weeks) are living in fear of credit default. Consequently, the value of their credit default swaps is skyrocketing.

The following is an excerpt from the February issue of Global Market Perspective.

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Feb 17

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Feb 13

Jean Claude Trichet


We've all heard mainstream market commentators blame the recent DJIA declines on concerns with Greece's sovereign debts. But does that really explain the Dow's weakness?

The truth is, trouble in the countries that share the unfortunate acronym PIGS (Portugal, Italy, Greece, Spain) has been in plain sight for months. As early as December 2009, Elliott Wave International's Global Market Perspective reported the following:

Each of the PIGS economies has problems, but none more so than Greece, [which] has the least-loved bond market in the EU... the ...

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Feb 11

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Feb 09

This Market Ahead

First, the current stock sell-off is going to continue in my opinion. The big buzzword currently in Washington DC and the markets is jobs and the lack of them. Last Friday I like what Art Cashin of UBS said. “It’s all about the dollar. Yesterday was basically a global margin call,” Cashin told CNBC. I see the dollar continuing higher and all commodities peaked out heading lower with stocks for awhile, possibly for a year or so. Global economies are slowing for a variety of specific country to country reasons, and the bottom line means commodities and stocks cannot ...

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Feb 05

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Feb 03

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Feb 01

The Market Week Ahead

Last Friday’s GDP report gave the US Dollar a boost, and stocks headed higher but then ended down at the end of the day. Short term, the downtrend in equities looks to be continuing. If you’re going to buy stock this week, at least try the value approach. Better yet, would be to buy things that you and other people consume everyday like food, and other commodities. The actual futures should be a better bet than trying to find which company involved in those products gets it right to translate it to their earnings per share. Commodities will ...

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