Monday, May 7, 2012

This Story Struck A Nerve

How to get to the 65th 

Keith Fitz-Gerald's Geiger Index just locked in another gain earlier this week. In all, it's the strategy's 64th win out of 67 trades. In this presentation, Keith will first show you why his proprietary trading strategy is so accurate. Then he'll show you how to put it to work - starting today. You'll also find out how much money some of his readers have made so far... and why you can expect to do just as well.
May 6, 2012 

May Q&A: Shah Gilani on the Student Debt Bubble, Europe and More...

By Shah Gilani, Capital Waves Strategist

It seems my Subprime Student Slaves article really struck a nerve! Nearly 250 of you subscribers wrote in to me in response to that one. Thank you.

As I said, I'm going to compile your comments, stories, and ideas in my letter to Congress and the President.

And since I think what you had to say really adds to the discussion, I want to start off today's Q&A session by sharing some of those with everyone.

Q: The obvious solution for the debt enslavement part is to change the law to allow discharge in bankruptcy. Let the racketeers eat the loss. ~ Tom S.

A: Thankfully, there is a movement towards allowing the discharge of student loans in bankruptcy. A
nd that's going to help. The fact that this hasn't been allowed before is a testament to the power of the moneylenders in America.

Q: It all starts in the home. There is way too much coddling going on out there with kids these days (strictly my opinion). They are graduating with no clue on how to get along out there in this big old world. No work ethic, no sense of responsibility when parents give them everything they want or desire. When does anyone have to "earn" what they get anymore? ~ Gomer

To subscribe to Shah's free newsletter, Wall Street Insights & Indictments and to continue reading click here... 
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Biotech Fever Strikes Again

Exactly this time every year a strange phenomenon takes place. A large handful of relatively unremarkable biotech stocks suddenly experience near vertical spikes in share price-and a few knowledgeable investors make a bundle. I know it sounds crazy, but it's true. Why does this happen... and how can you score a fast double from this phenomenon yourself? Go here now.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
This Week's Most Profitable News
Insights from the week in investing and links to our most-read Money Morning articles.

What Magazine Covers Really Say About the Stock Market
When it comes to the stock market, magazine covers are the next best thing to a crystal ball. Here's what the covers say about today's stock markets.>>

The Fate of the Eurozone Hangs on Sunday's French Elections
Forget about Spain, France may be what causes the Eurozone to collapse. Here's why the French elections this weekend are key to the Eurozone crisis.>>

The Other Buffet Rules: How to Invest Like the Oracle of Omaha
The Buffett Rule has grabbed the headlines. But if you actually want to live like Warren Buffett you need to follow his other rules.>>

It's Time to Climb the 'Golden Staircase'
Gold prices are down but not for long. The "Golden Staircase" theory tells us it should take between 4 and 10 months for gold prices go higher. >>

Google Glasses Prove the Future is Already Here
Here's why someday Google Glasses could change our daily lives. They're wearable computer-enabled glasses that function with just a nod of the head.>>

Are Junk Bonds About to Become a Victim of Their Own Popularity? In this low interest rate environment, everybody has been jumping into junk bonds. That money could flow out as quickly as it came in. Here's why. >>

Natural Gas Reality Check: President Obama Got This One Right Natural gas investors are concerned about regulatory overreach in the industry. The truth is President Obama's recent executive order about fracking is good for natural gas. >>

Bullish on Commodities: This Chart Says it All
Virtually every substance vital to modern life will soon become enormously expensive − and profitable for investors who know how to play it. Today's scarcity and soaring costs could spur history's biggest gains. Peter Krauth explains. >>

No comments: