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- Why Gold Stocks Failed (And Why I'm Still Holding On)
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman Since the start of the credit crisis in August 2007, the XAU Gold & Silver Index of mostly large-cap mining stocks has tumbled 27%. In October alone - the worst month for investors in global stocks since August 1998 - the XAU...
- External links 2008-10-15
- Are Stocks Really Cheap?
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman Since August 2007, the market has logged four bear market rallies and all of them ended badly. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-11-11
- U.S. Auto Manufacturing: The Beginning of the End
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman In 1955, U.S. manufacturing was approximately 55% of the nation's GDP. Today, manufacturing is barely 15% of GDP as the United States and other industrialized countries continue to transition to service-based economies. Unfortunately, the backbone of American industry is now coming apart...
- External links 2008-11-13
- Revisiting the Dow's Late 1930s Rally
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman Probably one of the craziest suppositions now is to project a 100% gain for U.S. stocks over the next few years. After all, everyone, and I mean everyone is suffering big losses in the market this year and nobody truly believes equities will...
- External links 2008-11-14
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- Interest Rate Barometer Tells All: DJUA Index Hits a 52-Week Low
- The Sovereign Society submits: by Eric Roseman The Dow Jones Utility Average [DJUA] is widely regarded as one of the most sensitive interest rate barometers in the market. And this summer, the DJUA continues to break down. On Friday, the index hit a fresh 52-week low and now sits 15%...
- External links 2008-08-06
- DJTA's Relentless Strength: One of the Great Index Mysteries of 2008
- The Sovereign Society submits: by Eric Roseman As I said yesterday, the Dow Jones Utility Average [DJUA] continues to break down this summer. But while the DJUA sinks, another Dow index continues to hold its ground. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-07
- The End of U.S. Financial Domination
- The Sovereign Society submits: by Eric Roseman Inflate or die. That's the Federal Reserve's mantra since the sub-prime credit crisis first hit the investment scene last August. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-08
- Is the Buck Really Back?
- The Sovereign Society submits: by Jack Crooks The big news this past week was definitely the dollar. The dollar rallied the most against the euro than it has in the past eight years. The dollar index climbed the highest it has been in six months. by The Sovereign Society
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- The Credit Market Indicator: Don't Buy Stocks, Yet
- The Sovereign Society submits: by Eric Roseman I've been saying this all year: If you want to know when to buy stocks again, you must watch the credit markets. You also have to keep an eye on key indicators like the LIBOR and mortgage rates. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-13
- Dollar Rally Won't Last Forever; Don't Give Up on Gold
- The Sovereign Society submits: by Eric Roseman For the first time this year gold prices are breaking important technical support levels. In fact, gold might drop below US$800 an ounce before this painful correction is over. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-14
- A Stock Bottom Doesn't Mean the Bull Is Coming Back
- The Sovereign Society submits: by Eric Roseman Don't look now, but U.S. stocks are trying to rally. In fact, it looks like stocks are about to muster a bear market bottom this summer. by The Sovereign Society
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- Just a Commodities Correction - Not the End of the Bull (Part 1)
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman Every single day, the world's population uses more oil than the planet can possibly produce. This means the peak oil theory is still alive and well. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-19
- Just a Commodities Correction - Not the End of the Bull (Part 2)
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman As I said yesterday, the commodity bull market isn't over...not by a long shot. Even with the higher dollar and the temporary correction in oil prices, it's still a mistake to think we're on the cusp of a commodity bear market. by The...
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- Is the Bear Hibernating Already? Doubtful
- The Sovereign Society submits: by David Newman Finally, stocks are rallying - a bit. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-24
- 2008: A Great Year for Short-Sellers
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman For the first time since 2002, investors who sell short or bet against rising stock prices are basking in some real profits. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-28
- Start Planning for a Hard Economic Landing
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman It's time to shift your focus to the most unloved, abused securities. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-29
- Bracing for Another Round of Credit Related Woes
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman I still like U.S. stocks compared to most foreign markets over the next 12 months. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-08-31
- Dollar Rally Likely a Short-Term Phenomenon
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman You can't really make a long-term bullish case for the buck right now. Sure, the dollar has had a strong rally recently, but that doesn't change the fundamentals. We're still looking at no interest rate hikes, a fiscal deficit that continues to grow,...
- External links 2008-09-04
- Freddie, Fannie: Debt-Ridden, But Their Bonds Are Worth Holding
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman Central banks are notorious for their ill-timed investments. The latest such trade was conducted by several Chinese banks in August as they reduced their combined positions in Fannie Mae (NYSE:FNM) and Freddie Mac (NYSE:FRE) debt. by The Sovereign Society
- External links 2008-09-04
- Short-Term Correction in the Commodities Bull Market
- The Sovereign Society submits: By Eric Roseman Commodities, especially oil and gold, are in a correction. But make no mistake: We’re NOT at the cusp of a bear market. On the contrary, smart investors should take advantage of currently depressed prices to aggressively accumulate shares in select precious metals and...
- External links 2008-09-09
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