In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, Jim Rickards presents the third instalment of his series of articles on market signals. Today, he writes about yield curves and how to interpret them. Read on to find out more…
Reading the news, we find many ‘predictions for 2023’. The consensus view is that inflation will relent, the Fed will either ‘pivot’ or at least swing around to less of a ‘tightening’ program…and stocks will end the year higher.
In today’s Money Morning, there’s a lot of recession talk going on at the moment. And with good reason, given that this has been one of the most aggressive tightenings from the US Fed in history, the effects will take time to ripple through the economy. It’s a time of uncertainty, that’s for sure. But lucky for investors, a certain commodity tends to thrive in uncertain times…
The lies that matter are those that involve spending other people’s money…squandering the nation’s wealth…and turning its people into dependent numbskulls. Since press reports have exclusively focused on the lies that don’t matter, we know nothing about his lies that do matter
In today’s Daily Reckoning Australia, a look at what Vern Gowdie predicts for markets in 2023, which he revealed to his Gowdie Letter readers back in December last year. People tend to look for patterns from the past in order to draw a rough map of what lies ahead. But as Vern explains, what has been won’t always continue to be so…
Today’s Money Morning is a special piece from Ryan Dinse — editor of Exponential Stock Investor — about the reality of exponential investing and the importance of possessing a strong mindset when it comes to such speculative trading. It certainly isn’t for everyone, as it often involves maintaining conviction in something that no one agrees with and could indeed never pay off. But, if all goes to plan, this type of investing is where the BIG gains are seen. We’re talking 67,000% gains in one case…
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