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Holy Cow! Market up then down. What to do! Read for important update! 6 19 2013

Holy Cow! Market up then down! Bernanke says nothing yet markets rock. Now is the time we talk. Tune in tomorrow for this urgent market update and call in with your questions. This looks to get ugly. Lets discuss real estate, gold, stocks, the market and the most important thing, INTEREST RATES!

Money Matters airs tomorrow at noon for this timely and very important show!


 

New Update and new offer from Everbank on good rate- Money Matters update June 9, 2013.

Howdy Money Matters listeners,

Markets look to correct: What to do? Listen to the last show and thanks for tuning in last Thursday to Money Matters show #166 “The State of the State”. Here is a link to download it:

http://moneymanagementradio.com/radioshow_titles

The next show is June 20th at noon. We will wait to see how the market does before deciding a topic.

The market looks weird? Yes, it does. Be careful. I think the last show covers it all.


 

Money Matters airs tomorrow June 6, 2013 at noon, PST on WWW.KVMR.ORG.

Money Matters airs tomorrow: "The State of the State by Marc".

Tune in! Rally fizzle? Time to buy? Time to run? Interest rates rising!


 

Money Matters Update- Financial Newsletter: Read. June 2, 2013

 

Markets still going nowhere although it is getting a bit dicey.

Feds did claim they would slow asset purchase money programs (money printing, also called QE) and that weighed on the markets but now the Feds are backing off that threat.


 

Are we turning Japanese? New update! READ MONEYMANAGMENTRADIO.COM May 27, 2013

Marc's Notes:

Japans new Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has decided to wipe out half his citizens wealth in 36 years and he is doing this to help the Japanese economy.

This is no joke. Abe has decided (much like our Central Bank has) to target an inflation rate of 2 % and that doesn’t mean he wants to lower it to 2 % but raise it. Japan has languished over 2 decades in a go-nowhere economy with persistent deflation (falling prices).


 
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