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YOUR BEST SOURCE FOR THE UNBIASED MARKET COMMENTARY YOU WON'T GET FROM WALL STREET
by Ron Rowland
Thursday, March 31, 2011 at 7:30am
It's the question every parent dreads: "Where do exchange traded funds come from?" If you haven't heard it yet, you eventually will.
You can just tell the little ones "Ask Ron Rowland," and let me answer the question. Or, after reading today's column, you might be ready to tackle the question yourself.
ETFs do not come out of thin air. Nor are they delivered by storks. Today I'll let you in on the secret.
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The stock market environment is extremely risky, and Claus Vogt now sees three more signs of an impending bear market: the end of the Federal Reserve's program of quantitative easing, rising inflation pressures and a huge drop in consumer sentiment.
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Will the IMF crush the U.S. economy?
What will you do when a trip to the grocery store that now costs you $200 suddenly sets you back more than $600? When energy, food and interest rates surge — how will you cover ordinary living and housing costs?
Don't think it can happen here? Think again! In fact, it could happen a lot sooner than you may think!
All it will take is for the International Monetary Fund (IMF) — along with global investors — to make one, simple decision, the decision we reveal in our new video presentation, American Apocalypse.
Expert opinions may differ. Understanding diverse viewpoints will help your own decision making.
by Bryan Rich
Rising Oil, Social Unrest, Sovereign Debt Crisis, Sluggish Growth ... and Interest Rate Hikes?
[More »]Global Unrest: 5 Lessons for Investors
by Martin Weiss
The disasters in Japan may be fading from the headline news, but not from the daily life of my family.
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by Mike Larson
A hilarious thing happened earlier this month. The President of the New York Fed, William Dudley, tried to justify the Federal Reserve's easy money policy.
[More »]Brief Caution as Metal Prices Rise
by Larry Edelson
We're less than three full months into 2011, and the year is already chock-full of stunning world events. Yet if you depend on the media to tell you what is happening, you may miss some of the most important news.
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At their March 15 meeting, the Federal Reserve expressed more confidence in the US economy. Do you agree or disagree?
Welcome to Money and Markets new digest format.
We are truly saddened by the damage and loss of life in Japan. And as we watch the news, we are very concerned with the violent uprisings in many parts of the world.
At the same time, we cannot ignore the economic challenges in the U.S. Indeed alarming if you've taken note of the many changes Americans are experiencing. Yet as scary as the picture is, there are ways to invest and make the best of a bad situation.
That's why Weiss Research experts continually give you insight into investment choices that make sense in a changing economy.
We hope you will enjoy this new newsletter format and look forward to your comments and feedback. Just e-mail us at TellUs@MoneyandMarkets.com.
P.S. Don't miss excerpts from Martin Weiss's new book: The Ultimate Money Guide for Bubbles, Busts, Recession and Depression.
Sometimes opinions differ. Understanding diverse viewpoints will aide your own decision making.
The Case for a Bear Market Just Got Stonger
The stock market environment is extremely risky. In fact, Interest rates have been rising ...
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Here are six tips that you can use to counteract the rising cost of food ...
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State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, Allstate Insurance Company and Federal Insurance Company are among the nation's strongest ...
[More »]Investing Opportunities in Commodities
Our very own Indiana Jones of natural resources, Sean Brodrick, talks with Fox Business News.
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Martin Weiss joins The Kudlow Report on CNBC to discuss the stock market rally underpinnings and staying power.
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Three Ways To Gain From Grains
by Tony Sagami
I have talked about inflation, especially rising food prices, several times this year, and while I don't want to sound like a broken record, the evidence continues to mount AND the opportunity to make to a lot of money is growing.
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