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Republican Victory and Fed Easing Means It's Time to Shift From Commodities to U.S. Stocks
[Editor's Note: Money Morning has provided investors with some of the best investment-related midterm-election content on the Internet. And we're not finished. In today's lead story, author, columnist and political guru Martin Hutchinson explains where investors need to put their money now. In a related story (available by clicking here), Money Morning highlights the three U.S. defense players most likely to benefit from Republican gains.]
By Martin Hutchinson, Contributing Editor, Money Morning
The U.S. economic and investment world has changed fundamentally in the last 48 hours from two key events:
- The massive Republican victory in Tuesday's midterm elections.
- And the $600 billion worth of bond purchases by the U.S. Federal Reserve.
These two events have changed the trajectory of the U.S. economy, probably for the next two years.
As investors, we'd better adapt to them - and fast.
For specific investment moves to make, please read on...
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The natural gas market is about to go global. What has been a fragmented, local set of markets is about to become one worldwide market, operating at the speed of light.
The result, for you, is the profit-opportunity of a lifetime. IF you act decisively. More...
Seven Ways to Profit from the GOP's Pledge to Sustain Defense Spending
By Larry D. Spears, Contributing Writer, Money Morning
Investors typically hate it when a stock bombs, but there are also times when bombs can make for good investments - and right now could be one of them.
With the Republicans seizing control of the U.S. House of Representatives and making gains in the Senate in Tuesday's mid-term elections, it now seems far more likely that the GOP will be able to honor its pledge not to cut defense outlays as it seeks to rein in discretionary government spending.
For the near term, that means the proposed 2011 U.S. defense budget of $708 billion should get through Congress relatively unscathed. It's also likely there will be less pressure to cut military spending in the budget battles for upcoming years - and that could bode well for most of the major U.S. defense contractors.
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Money Morning Mailbag: Tobin Tax a Healthy Solution to Wall Street Greed
[Editor's Note: We want to hear from you! Do you have a comment, suggestion, story idea or a question? Let us know at mailbag@moneymappress.com. (**) And be sure to check back for responses to reader questions and comments.]
By Kerri Shannon, Associate Editor, Money Morning
Last week Money Morning Contributing Editor Martin Hutchinson presented an open letter to U.S. President Barack Obama and members of Congress regarding passage of a Tobin tax.
The simple solution of a Tobin tax handles three of the U.S. government's biggest challenges: It resolves the controversy over expiring Bush tax cuts, helps reduce the federal budget deficit, and offers more regulation over controversial Wall Street profits.
Hutchinson said a Tobin tax – a tax on financial transactions – is the one tax increase that would not damage the already fragile U.S. economy.
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