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By May 9, 2013

Charlie Rose interviewed GMO’s Jeremy Grantham at length recently. It is a fascinating conversation with a self-professed numbers man. Several notes from the interview include: Grantham commented on the commodity inflation from 2002-2008 where the price of commodities rose faster than in World War II and erased 100 years of ...

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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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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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Thumbnail image for Nouriel Roubini: Economic Perfect Storm in 2013 Could Surpass 2008
By July 9, 2012

There’s an economic storm headed our way and it could surpass the force of the one experienced in 2008 according to NYU professor and economist Nouriel Roubini. Incentives remain for banks to cheat and do things that are immoral, said Roubini. One solution is to break up the financial supermarkets, ...

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Thumbnail image for Dambisa Moyo Warns of China’s Cornering of Commodities
By June 12, 2012

Dr. Dambisa Moyo, author of Winner Take All: China’s Race for Resources and What It Means for the World, was interviewed by Fox Business regarding the repercussions of China’s push to acquire commodities more aggressively than any other country in the history of the world. Moyo disagreed with the assessment ...

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Thumbnail image for Jeffrey Kleintop: Gold and Oil Are Buys on Renewed Chinese Growth
By June 11, 2012

Jeffrey Kleintop, chief financial strategist at LPL Financial and author of Market Evolution: How to Profit in Today’s Changing Financial Markets, still thinks it’s to early to get into stocks.  So said Kleintop in an interview on CNBC this morning. Kleintop also commented on the Spanish bailout announced yesterday. He ...

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Nouriel Roubini Sees the Economy at a Tipping Point
By March 12, 2012

Maria Bartiromo interviewed Nouriel Roubini, chairman of Roubini Global Economics, to get his views on Greece’s official default and global economic trends. Roubini said it was obvious they (Greece) were going to use the collective action clause to cram down the holdouts. Based on the definition of what triggers the ...

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Thumbnail image for Jeffrey Hirsch Advises to Beware the Slides of March
By March 2, 2012

Stock market historian Jeffrey Hirsch of the Hirsch Organization and editor of the “Stock Trader’s Almanac,” was interviewed on Bloomberg T.V. regarding his outlook for the stock market. Hirsch is also the author of Super Boom: Why the Dow Jones Will Hit 38,820 and How You Can Profit From It. ...

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Jim Stack: Seven Presidential Election Years Since 1940 Have Seen Double-Digit Gains
By February 16, 2012

Jim Stack, president of InvesTech Research, was interviewed on the Nightly Business Report last Friday. He provided an upbeat assessment of the stock market’s prospects. Stack mentioned last summer’s crisis in confidence over the raising of the debt limit. This along with a decline in consumer confidence led to a ...

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Jeremy Siegel Considers Stocks 25-30% Undervalued
By September 5, 2011

Jeremy Siegel, Wharton finance professor, was on Yahoo’s Daily Ticker and claimed that, relative to interest rates, stocks were a bargain today. Siegel was asked by host Aaron Task to comment on Robert Shiller’s Cyclically Adjusted PE Ratio (CAPE), which indicates that equities are far from cheap.

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