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Money Update today! New shows and two more reports just published! January 14, 2015.

 

 

 

Marc’s Notes:

Are we having fun yet?

Hey fans, a few things to cover:
The markets are flat but pressing 18,000 on the Dow  once again. Could we be looking at a double top around 18,100 and change when everything is said and done?

Maybe.


 

Read this NEW MONEY MATTERS UPDATE! January 7, 2015

 

 

Below is my opinion of everything money so read on dear reader!

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Marc's Notes:

A new year is upon us and being a money show let’s talk money shall we?

What can we expect in 2015?

Well if 2014 is any indication probably more of the same.

The Feds will continue their folly and try and print over debt problems either with more QE or ultra-low interest rates designed to enslave us all into borrowing more to spend more to save the precious economy. I say “their” economy as the more we borrow the more in debt we go to them, and “they” is the banking cartel these monetary policies support.

Most Americans will continue to believe Feds in 2015 as the last and final blow up from these policies won’t make themselves known in 2015.


 

Money Matters airs today at noon January 1, 2015.

Happy New Year to all!  Money Matters airs today if you would like to spend a few minutes with me talking money!  

Noon today PST on KVMR FM,  www.kvmr.org.


 

Money Matters Update! December 8, 2014 NEWS PLEASE READ NEW RECOS

Talk about a world full of debt!

 

Marc’s Notes:

In our world, there are cycles for almost everything.  From the seasons to tidal, to mathematical cycles and life cycles to everything in between, there appears to be some repeatable and hence forecastable movements in almost all things.

The stock and bond markets also have cycles, but being a social science instead of an absolute one like math is, stock market movements are difficult to predict.

Many theories abound as to what is and isn’t a cycle in stock markets, and one of them pointed out by Sy Harding of Financial Sense.com is what he calls the “Super Bull Cycle” in stocks.

Mr. Harding brings to light an interesting observation suggesting we could be smack in the third of a Super Bull Market in stocks.

The first Super Bull occurred according to Harding in the 1920’s and ran 9 years until the market crashed in 1929.  The second Super Bull started around 1991 and lasted 9.3 years and ending in the dot.com crash of 2000.

Using those two cycles and looking at the current bull market in stocks, we find ourselves 5.8 years into our market run-up.  Looking at a projection of a 9 year duration, Harding suggests our market could continue to run for another 3.5 years or so, putting us smack in the middle of 2018 before the next “super crash” which follows Super Bulls.

So far, nothing has happened during this Super Bull of our markets 5 year run-up to dispute that prediction, and I personally see nothing that would alter that time frame if indeed we are in another Super Bull run-up.


 
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