Money Matters Newsletter

Marc’ Notes:

Here is an interesting article at the end of the update from the Motley Fool on a dividend payer I put out on Twitter I was adding as a bottom fishing expedition. I also added MCP, SLW, EDU and VXX per my email out a few days ago. These have all been beaten up pretty bad so I added them in the last few weeks and they have moved up nicely.

Marc’s Notes:
Just a few quick things. I am still out on leave/vacation so as long as nothing new and exciting is in the markets I can relax and you can too.

First off EVERBANK has finally come out with their NO RISK MARKET SAFE EMERGING MARKETS CD based on 4 currencies with you getting all the upside!

THIS IS IT! The CD for NO RISK people!

I said I would alert you when one I liked was out and it IS!

I am adding the following today and in the next few weeks as bottom fishing:

VXX- Volatility ETN. Rises with volatility. Is almost at all time low and historically rises from here. Purchased at 11.30 this morning.

SLW- Beat up Silver stock on bad earnings. Buying soon in the low 30's or high 20's.

EDU- Oriental Education- Beat down from investigation on possible inproprieties. Look to buy 11, 12, 13's somewhere.

MCP- Rare Earth Stock battered over the 2 years and down 80 %. Looking to add in the 11, 12, 13 range.

Marc’s Notes:

Well here we sit a week or so later from our last update and nothing much has changed. Bernanke is holding fast on QE 3 although QE2 never really stopped. It’s just hidden.

The EURO members are still squabbling and the EURO central banks and the IMF are trying to persuade all the Euro countries (like Germany mainly) to agree to altering Euro rules and start money printing.

This of course is the last resort of a failed economic policy.

Markets Smell Bernanke Coming! Market update July 27, 2012

Marc's Notes:

Marc's Notes:

Money Matters Airs Thursday at noon on KVMR FM PST.

Marc’s notes:

Hi kids. Just returned from vacation and finished up little league and the markets still look rather bi polar, unable to decide which way to go. With Euro problems still haunting us and markets looking rather anemic, the FEDS are gearing up for more stimuli I think.