Video Analysis: Is The Perfect Economic Storm Still To Come?

I’m doing something different tonight – I wanted to cover just a few of the major headlines today and how they relate to the charts we all see. Are these risks real or just media hype?

I firmly believe (regardless of what the so-called “experts” say) that the issues I’m going to show you in this video are dangerously linked and could all trigger pressure on each other. Between the dollar, the deficit, and bonds we are truly setting the stage for a very painful decline over the next year.

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You’ve heard all of these stories multiple times before right? Same story Kirk you say. But I know deep down you have very real fears about the next couple of months and year. So do I. But we have to move past those and look for ways to protect and profit from ANY market move.

What are some of your investment and trading ideas for the next year? Share your ideas with the entire community via commenting.

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  1. Kirk - Admin
    461 days ago

    38 up days out of 54 days since Dec 1st…

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  2. Tony
    459 days ago

    You could also add to the list that the US will hit its debt limit sometime around April. That could be interesting.

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    Kirk - Admin Reply:

    Oh yeah! Good point Tony! If we hit that I'm almost certain that congress will raise the limit…what do you think??

    Thanks for the comment!

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    Tony Reply:

    I think our intelligent leaders in DC will be loud, falsely outraged (even though they ran up the debt), doing all kinds of posturing, showboating, finger pointing, debating, studying, and still somehow will come out with exactly the wrong course of action.

    Also for the list there is the end of QE2 (already baked in), and no QE3 (supposedly), and interest rates on the rise, and possible US debt rating drop, and bond market hitting some support, and the jobless numbers, and the real estate market is in the sewer, and food and energy prices doubling and …

    … the market keeps on trucking.

    John Keynes is right again.

    Tony

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