A first hand look at some of the harder hit housing markets in the country. Does that sound like the beginning of the proverbial “Wall of Worry?” Add to this other domestic economic concerns…
Did you ever take a ride on the Reading Railroad? Maybe the game Monopoly comes to mind. But the market in March has been on quite a ride also…
February ended with the markets in what the press referred to as “a meltdown”, “in turmoil”; resulting in just a few of the negative descriptions they came up with. In other words, the bull was shot dead and the bear is in command. In my opinion, the market decline was triggered by three items...
Chinese investors should be pleased with news events coming from China in the last several weeks. Land ownership reform is progressing nicely…
April 1, 2007
The market has been jittery this month. As of March 28th, stocks retreated, bond prices declined, and the dollar was mixed, while reports of positive changes in China’s legal landscape may fuel more direct investment in China. Combining the issues of our domestic economy with international events provide lessons in market volatility.
Collectively, our Advisors descriptively label the market activity for the month of March as a “Roller Coaster Ride” leading to that proverbial “Wall of Worry”. This month, our Advisors take a look at the reasons for why the market is on edge, from overcoming Greenspan’s effects to the tightening in the subprime market and then propose their future market expectations.
On another note, our Advisors will be at the Las Vegas Money Show May 15th – 17th. Details on this event are coming soon…
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