Cramer: Don’t Buy Till Dow 9,000
Except for high-yielding dividend stocks, that is. Here’s the Mad Money Game Plan going forward. Original Source >>>
Tag Archives: Money Game
8 Very Public False Starts for US Energy Independence
Billionaire financier and philanthropist Michael Milken recently held a global conference on “America’s Energy Future.” Today, The Money Game highlighted Milken’s opening presentation. It included eight broken campaign pledges to work toward energy independence since the 1960s. From The Money Game: * In 1974 with 36.1% of oil from foreign sources, President Richard Nixon said, [...]
NEW MONEY, SAME OLD CHALLENGES
Nothing really changes in the money game, although the face of the currency gets a makeover every so often, as the redesigned $100 bill attests… Source
Twitter $TWIT to Make Huge Entry Into Web Video
Twitter $twit just passed 140 employees (any new employee will have to be shrunk by Bit.ly to fit in…sorry). It looks like they are hiring some web video folks . I am not sure how they will attack web video, but as you know I am very bullish on web video and it is not [...]
EXPECTED RISK PREMIUMS, UNCERTAINTY AND LOTS OF CHOICES
There’s nothing new under the sun in the money game, but there’s always a fresh perspective… Source
TWO RULES THAT CAST A LONG SHADOW OVER INVESTING RESULTS
The world is filled with recommendations and research on what works best in the money game… Source
MINING THE WEB FOR STRATEGIC INSIGHT AND PULLING UP A FEW NUGGETS
The first rule in the money game is recognizing that there are no silver bullets. Asset pricing is a black box… Source
Slideshow: 11 Ways to Invest in Gold
With gold at about $1,060 an ounce, and numerous forecasts of much higher prices, it logically follows that investors would consider a wide variety of avenues for claiming a stake. Of course the options range from buying gold bling to speculative gold-related alternative investments, and today, The Money Game picks 11 top strategies worth reviewing [...]
Depressions End When Your Gov’t Backs Off
Daily Reckoning contributor, New York Times bestselling author, and economic historian Tom Woods explains how there was nearly a Depression in 1920… but, it never happened because the government didn’t interfere. A few highlights according to The Money Game… “* The first year of the 1920 Depression was worse than that of 1929. Conditions were [...]
Close Up Look at Ugly NYC Commercial Real Estate
On October 6th, NewsHour with Jim Lehrer aired an episode covering the commercial real estate meltdown currently taking place in New York City. They so reasonably refer to the $3.5 trillion in outstanding commercial real estate debt as potentially the “other shoe about to drop.” From the PBS website, “Just two years ago an office [...]