Cracks in the foundation are starting to rear their ugly heads and investors need to wake up smell the risk. In my latest client newsletter, I wrote about the great disconnect that exists between Wall Street and Main Street. On the one hand, you have Wall Street who just assumes that this is a normal [...]
Archive for November, 2009
Wake Up and Smell the Risk
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Black Friday, Bob Brooks, debt crisis, Dubai, foreclosures, Wall Street, Wall Street Journal on November 30, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Happy Thanksgiving
Posted in Uncategorized on November 24, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
We will be taking the week off this week and a new stock market update will be posted next week.
Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!
The Ultimate Bubble of Hope
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Bob Brooks, foreclosure crisis, gold, investors, Obama, real estate bubble, Stock Market, Unemployment on November 17, 2009 | 2 Comments »
We have had all types of bubbles in the history of the investment markets. According to Jeremy Grantham, there have been 28 different types of bubbles from gold to art to real estate to stocks and even tulips. Yes, there was an enormous tulip mania. Bubbles are created out of a mania. Manias are created [...]
What the Economic Data is Not Telling Us
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Bob Brooks, Department of Labor, economic, federal funds rate, Government, healthcare, job losses, jobs, unemployment rate on November 9, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
It was announced Friday morning that 190,000 jobs were lost, which is higher than economists predicted. That is significant for one reason. At this stage in the game, we should NOT be seeing this amount of jobs being lost. Companies get to the point where they stop laying people off because they have already cut to [...]