Anyone, especially anyone still on TV, that uses the term BRIC is living in the past.
Brazil, Russia, India and China... excuse me?
China is the no. 2 economy in the world. Hello??
Next time you need help, don't watch TV.
Emerging is emerging and dominant is dominant. We understand and so do you. Don't settle for anyone who does not understand.
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Someone bought Actel?
I forget who it was. Our first guess is to short them. But wait for the currency wars to establish themselves first.
Friday for NASDAQ
Jobs Report?
If the report is good, prices will knee jerk up? But then later knee-jerk down because there will be no money-printing?
Hmmm.
Unfortunately, the jobs report is/will be overshadowed by the threat of the outcome of the world-wide currency wars.
In case you don't know how to act... we do. And don't think you can just buy gold as a safety net... uh uh.
If the report is good, prices will knee jerk up? But then later knee-jerk down because there will be no money-printing?
Hmmm.
Unfortunately, the jobs report is/will be overshadowed by the threat of the outcome of the world-wide currency wars.
In case you don't know how to act... we do. And don't think you can just buy gold as a safety net... uh uh.
Who are Benny's Clients?
So one fund effectively loses while another fund effectively wins. That does not mean that both funds can't make money at the same time. For example, if the average market rise in a given period, maybe 2009 or whenever, is say 10%, then Fund A could make 15% and Fund B could make 5%, typically, and everything would just average out. :)
Of course, you can do the math yourself. Fund A would make an extra 5% and Fund B, in return, would lose an extra 5%. That is how the world goes around for Benny.
Tomorrow, we will check on the other end of the scenario, i.e. what happens if the overall market goes down in a given time period as opposed to up. That's a great story!
Of course, you can do the math yourself. Fund A would make an extra 5% and Fund B, in return, would lose an extra 5%. That is how the world goes around for Benny.
Tomorrow, we will check on the other end of the scenario, i.e. what happens if the overall market goes down in a given time period as opposed to up. That's a great story!
Tuesday, October 5, 2010
PC Stocks like INTC, AMD, NVDA
Dinosaurs for now. Do you plan to buy the family a brand new large desktop PC for the holidays? Even a laptop? Probably not. That doesn't mean the stocks cannot go up, they will just fall relative to the dollar's valuation relative to other more successful companies.
That rascal Benny
Once the momentum shifts in the way Benny wants, then the rest is simple. He just waits a little while for the move to slow down - until it's about to come to a stop and later change directions. Then he just "buys" or "sells" in order to make money on whichever way he sent the price. :)
The only problem is that one fund makes money while the other fund effectively loses money. But it doesn't matter for Benny because he makes money both ways.
The fund "owners"/"clients"? Even better. Check in on Benny's story tomorrow!
The only problem is that one fund makes money while the other fund effectively loses money. But it doesn't matter for Benny because he makes money both ways.
The fund "owners"/"clients"? Even better. Check in on Benny's story tomorrow!
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