SubscribeTDI Podcast 188: Terry Bedford on Price Targets for S&P 500
November 21, 2010
Guest: Terry Bedford, GreyHawk Hedge Fund and writer for thestreet.com discusses his strategy. Now that the S&P 500 has shot past 1,175, what next? When do you get short, when do you push the longs. Terry provides insight as well as some of his favorite stock ideas.
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Sunday Fun: Quantitative Easing Explained – Hysterical!
November 21, 2010
The Bernanke and The Fed, The Printing Money and The Recession. Raising prices to benefit consumers..??
Hysterical…
Plenty of Good News – What Could Go Wrong?
November 19, 2010
After the scare we had earlier in the week, it looks like no one even recalls that Austria is balking at paying anymore to backstop Greece. Now that England is willing to reach deep to help out Ireland and there is talks of a bailout approaching $100 billion. WOW!
In the world we now invest in, this is GOOD news. Bailouts, backstops and backroom deals.
No use fighting it. If investors want to play along, it will be a fun ride, until it isn’t. The plan is to be one of the first off of the sinking ship, right?
But, there was plenty of good news on the U.S. economics Read more
Finally – Someone Making Sense on Ireland!
November 18, 2010
Yeah, yeah. Happiness will reign again once the Irish situation is put to bed. No worries though as now England is standing ready to provide taxpayer money to help out as they are heavily investing in Irish banks.
What is next after this fiasco is swept under the rug?
From WJS.com:
The heavy exposure of Britain’s banking sector to Ireland makes it no surprise that the U.K. government is eager and willing to extend loans to Dublin as part of a broader, European-led rescue package, economists said.
WorldWide Inflation Monitor – So, Is There Inflation or Not?
November 18, 2010
World wide commodity prices have been on the rise. The charts below provide a good look at the year-to-date view of just how much of a rise has occurred. Some have Read more
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