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  1. The Real Message From Commodities

    by , 08-25-2008 at 10:42 PM (Greenfaucet.com - Global Market Commentaries)
    By Michael Pento, greenfaucet.com

    Wall Street wants you to believe that the recent fall in commodity prices stems from a rising dollar that is due to an improvement in the American economy. The truth is that the rebound in the dollar is solely due to falling foreign currencies caused by a substantial slowdown in global GDP rates. The truth is that the weakness in the US economy and housing market--with its affect on financial institutions and the market in general--is intensifying.

    A rising US dollar would normally signal great news for the US economy because it brings down the cost of imported goods and is usually indicative of a return to positive interest rates and a hard currency policy. It also telegraphs ...
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  2. The Olympics are Over: Now What?

    by , 08-25-2008 at 10:36 PM (Greenfaucet.com - Global Market Commentaries)
    By Roger Nusbaum, greenfaucet.com

    Now what?

    For the last I don't know how many months a consensus seems to have built that once the Olympics ended the markets in China would drop. The logic being that after all the build up, the event is now over, the anticipation has ended and there would be an obvious let down.

    I heard this repeated many times. One small problem with the argument is that the Shanghai market had already dropped by about 60% by the time the Olympics started.

    Markets cutting in half is not a common occurrence. They don't often fall much more than 50% (here I would define much more as 75% from the peak). Before you cite the Nasdaq, the Nasdaq at its peak was 80% technology ...

    Updated 08-25-2008 at 10:49 PM by greenfaucet.com

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