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Slaves to the “Free” Market April 4, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Economy, Investment Opportunities, U.S. Economy The professors respected the quality of my arguments. But because my conclusions were not “correct,” they invariably gave me one point below the top grade. You might think I would’ve eventually learned the error of my ways...I’m proud to say I never have. To this day, I embrace beliefs considered heretical in the mainstream economics profession … beliefs that will continue to make tremendous stock market gains for readers of The Bauman Letter into the next decade.
Fools’ Day Feedback: Jump Over The Hills & Far Away April 1, 2022 Great Stuff Friday Feedback: The “Fools In The Rain” Edition Great Ones, we’re no strangers to trading. You know the rules, and so do I. 1,000% gains is what I’m thinking of. You wouldn’t get this from any other guy. Oh no. Not this. Anything but this, Mr. Great Stuff! Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii … just want you to tell […]
Yield Curve Inversion, Recessions & Spirals April 1, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Economy, Investing As the Treasury yield curve goes "inverted" and Wall Street panics, I break down the practical results of yield curve inversions, the prospects of a near-term recession and what you can expect for your portfolio in 2022.
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Not-So-Pretty Poison, Earnings In The Sac, Dave & Busted Housing March 29, 2022 Great Stuff Every Market Has Its Thorns… Great Ones, they say that Chex Mix is a bag of interesting. But I wonder what the marketing wizards at General Mills would call a “potentially poisonous mix?” Clearly, “potentially poisonous mix” doesn’t roll off the tongue like Chex Mix … but I guarantee you boxes of “Potentially Poisonous Mix” […]
Inverse Leveraged ETFs: Perfect Short or Buyer Beware? March 29, 2022 Big Picture. Big Profits., Investing, U.S. Economy That led to a discussion of ways to make money in a downturn. We covered hedging currencies, like the Swiss franc and Japanese yen. We spoke about gold. We considered commodities, agreeing they were a good short-term play, but would suffer if rising interest rates led to a recession. Eventually, we came to inverse leveraged exchange-traded funds (ETFs) … those tempting plays that promise to make money when markets decline…MEET OUR EXPERTS
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