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Thumbnail image for Jeremy Siegel: Dow 16,000 by End of Year 2013
By April 15, 2013

Jeremy Siegel, Wharton University professor of finance, was on CNBC a few days ago and said the market was not just going up only because of the Fed’s Quantitative Easing (QE); a popular viewpoint. Siegel said stocks were one of the few reasonable priced assets available, which would not include ...

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Thumbnail image for Gold in Freefall: What Would Tom O’Brien Do Now?
By April 13, 2013

Tom O’Brien, editor of The Gold Report newsletter and CEO of Tiger Financial News Network, was on CNBC yesterday talking to Amanda Drury and Brian Sullivan about the dreary performance of gold over the last few days. O’Brien said gold is a very small market and the SPDR Gold Trust ...

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Thumbnail image for Famed Dow Theorist Richard Russell Makes Bullish Call
By March 12, 2013

After being bearish for much of the past four years, Dow Theory Letters publisher Richard Russell said now was a good time for investors to “take a chance” and purchase the SPDR Dow Jones Industrial Average (DIA). Russell sees Dow Theory confirming this rally as he recently wrote: “I really ...

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Thumbnail image for Bill Fleckenstein: On Record Breaking Day I Would Be Selling Stocks
By March 7, 2013

Bill Fleckenstein, president of Fleckenstein Capital, spoke to Fox Business host Liz Claman this week and warned of the dangers in investing in the stock market as it’s making new highs. Fleckenstein said the world’s central banks are printing money in a fashion that they’ve never done before. “Anybody buying ...

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Thumbnail image for Byron Wien’s Advice on Sectors to Accumulate and Avoid
By February 27, 2013

Byron Wien, Blackstone Advisory vice chairman, overseeing $210 billion of assets under management, was on Fox News a couple of days ago contributing his perspective on various stock market sectors and gold. Wien said at the beginning of the year he was cautious based on his view profits were going ...

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Byron Wien’s Surprise Predictions for 2013
By January 9, 2013

Saying earnings are decelerating and most don’t recognize it, along with anything housing related being a winner, Byron Wien discussed his 2013 surprise predictions on CNBC’s morning show “Squawk Box” today (see videos below). Wien’s 10th surprise is that Europe’s structural problems remain unsolved. He doesn’t expect much change in ...

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Marc Faber’s Outlook for 2013
By January 8, 2013

Publisher of the Gloom Boom and Doom Report, Marc Faber, was interviewed by CNBC’s Becky Quick this morning and provided his outlook for 2013 regarding the markets. Faber indicated he would be wary of things which have performed well since the bottom in 2009. Stock markets in Malaysia, Indonesia, the ...

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Charles Nenner: Cycle Shows Stock Market Up Into February
By January 7, 2013

Charles Nenner, executive director of the Charles Nenner Research Center, was interviewed on the Financial Sense News Hour with Jim Puplava. When asked by Puplava after following a good year in 2012 whether we could see a good stock market again in 2013, Nenner responded that their cycle work shows ...

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PIMCO’s Bill Gross Makes Predictions for 2013
By January 5, 2013

Bill Gross, co-founder of PIMCO and a long-time observer of the markets, said his prediction of less than a five percent return on bonds was not hard given they yield 1.7%. Gross said his forecast for stocks depends on two primary things: real economic growth which he sees at two ...

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Thumbnail image for Fred Hickey Believes Apple is Attractive After its 100 Point Drop
By October 28, 2012

Fred Hickey, editor of the High-Tech Strategist newsletter, was interviewed by Barron’s columnist Kopin Tan regarding his outlook for the technology sector and gold. Hickey said earnings have been poor largely due to reduced enterprise investment related to the worldwide slowdown engulfing Europe, China, and now in the United States. ...

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