November 7, 2010 How to Double Your Money on Wall Street's "Biggest Lie" Wall Street's latest lie is the biggest ever... Bigger than 100 Enrons... Bigger than 75 Worldcoms... Bigger than all the Ponzi schemes put together... And even bigger than the trillion-dollar bailout boondoggle that's supposed to save our crippled economy...
But by understanding this lie - and playing it just right - some investors are about to double their money. Here's a simple way you can join them. 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. Read Full Article Do You Have What It Takes To Be Our Next Millionaire? Renowned Investment Strategist Keith Fitz-Gerald is looking for savvy wealth builders who want to prove you can turn $10,000 into as much as $1,000,000 in the next 12 months - thanks to what may be the most innovative niche investing strategy ever developed. In back testing, it's already shown gains like 175.25% on CKSW... 386% on CATM... and an unbelievable 3,979.74% on CAGC. If you think you have what it takes to be one of the first new millionaires go here now. Keith needs your answer by Tuesday. 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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| Vote for Money Morning at... | Republican Midterm Election Victories Could Crush Stocks and Bonds Before Sending Them Higher By Shah Gilani, Contributing Editor, Money Morning Markets have rallied on the belief that resounding Republican victories in yesterday's (Tuesday's) midterm elections will reset Washington agendas and lead to more business-friendly policies.
However, market participants may be surprised to find that the successful pursuit of three major Republican principles could initially sink stocks and bonds before creating a base from which they might rally later in 2011.
Indeed, following the adage "buy the rumor, sell the news" might be the best strategy for investors right now. Read Full Article | | | |
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