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VIX & Volatility Ahead
QUESTION: Do you run your model on the VIX and can you run your volatility you illustrated at the Princeton Seminar on volatility? ANSWER: Yes. It does not matter. [...]
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Countertrend Reaction v Reaction
QUESTION: You seem to be the only person who distinguishes between a “countertrend reaction” and a “reaction”. Can you illustrate the [...]
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Site is Being Moved to Switzerland
The site and blog are moving to Switzerland for security purposes. The main site there is Princeton-Economics.COM. This site will be redirected for the blog and we [...]
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Real Estate beats Gold as #1 Investment & Euro Yen Recap
Land Auction Great Depression The Gallup Poll is out surveying the investment sentiment of American investors. Gold has held that top slot up until now. Gold has [...]
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May – Tis the Season for Protests in Europe
The May protests in Europe are going by the slogan “fight against the king in Brussels”. Politicians are clueless. All they see is retaining their jobs [...]
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Interest Rate & Deficits – The Real Crisis
Many academics are truly amazing. They talk in circles, assume they are far above everyone else, and thus pontificate from the Ivory Tower without ever stepping [...]
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Stock Buy Backs – Bad Idea
Apple sells $17 billion in bonds in record deal on Tuesday to initiate dividends and to buy-back shares because the stock has crashed. Buying stock is an [...]
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Stimulated/Austerity
The rise in taxation is driving costs higher, yet simultaneously lowering economic growth long-term We call this STAGFLATION because you get the worst of both [...]
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Socialism is Collapsing for it Benefits only Politicians
I am not exaggerating what is going on and how uninformed the politicians are because they do not “represent” the people and are certainly not from our [...]
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