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The Wealth Effect

By admin On May 16, 2013 · Add Comment · In Opinion
Rising stock prices, higher home values and an improving economy may be reaching the average Joe. Retail sales beat analyst expectations as the consumer continues to display his/her resiliency. April retail sales rose .1%, besting analysts views calling for a .3% decline. Stocks continue their run with the help of restaurant and retail names benefiting [...]
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The Expanding World of Mobility

By The Stock Enthusiast On May 2, 2013 · Add Comment · In Opinion
There's a battle raging in the world of mobility. Its an attempt to conquer the mobile frontier gaining market share and of course the consumers dollars. There are many avenues a company could choose. Some want to sell you handsets or smartphones and connect you to the internet. An entire industry has been born to accessorize your device. Others want to sell corporate advertisements and lead the consumer to retail purchases. There are the app designers who attempt to reap the rewards of in app purchases attempting to gain the interests of the consumer.
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My View on the Durable Goods Report

By The Stock Enthusiast On April 25, 2013 · Add Comment · In Opinion
The durable goods report offered disappointing results. It was the biggest drop in months adding to signs of an economic slowdown here in the U.S. South Korean exports are slowing. Add to that, slower Chinese growth and we are left with an uncertain economic landscape, on a global scale. According to a Reuters article from [...]
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Is Japan Adding Fuel To Their Economy or To The Fire?

By The Stock Enthusiast On April 11, 2013 · Add Comment · In Opinion
After two decades of a stagnant deflationary environment, the Bank of Japan is taking measures to stimulate and revive its economy. The Asian market rallied on the news which sent the yen to 3 1/2 year lows vs. the dollar. As mentioned in an article by CNBC, “What Japan is doing is actually quite dangerous [...]
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Are You Better Off Today?

By Scott Neptune On April 4, 2013 · Add Comment · In Opinion
The sequestration, which were the across the board cuts in spending and increases in taxes has come. It’s sad that our congress couldn’t come to a bipartisan resolution to this problem. These are policies that were never expected to be implemented. Or were they? No one needed to vote to increase taxes or cut spending. [...]
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Still The Greatest Country In The World?

By Scott Neptune On March 27, 2013 · Add Comment · In Opinion
When I first began to learn about our “Free markets” and “capitalism”, I was told “the markets are a forward looking instrument.” It takes into account the greater picture, digests the information and trades accordingly. The market doesn’t bail companies out by way of supports. Innovation will lead the way and the buggy whip company [...]
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Cyprus Banking Crisis

A Drop In The Pond or The Next Tidal Wave?

By Scott Neptune On March 19, 2013 · Add Comment · In Opinion
A tiny little country in the Eastern Mediterranean sea has taken the world to its knees. They have a population of 1,116,564 (2011). It is most likely a knee jerk reaction, kinda like dropping a small stone into a quiet pond. But the ripple effect could have global implications.
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Are We Setting Ourselves Up For a Disaster?

By Scott Neptune On March 12, 2013 · Add Comment · In Opinion
When the country voted for Barack Obama in 2008 he was standing on a platform of ideals we all respect. (maybe not all of us) But the one thing we all hoped for was that he would somehow miraculously save the United States from the massive decline it had seen leading up to his election. [...]
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