Charlie Sheen Gossip: A chapter From Charlie Sheen (About the Stock Market)

Review Maybe I am a fan of Charlie's because of his role in the movie Wall Street, which motivated my vocation in finance. Perhaps it's the fact that I have enjoyed his films and his comedy.

I have to admit that Mr. Sheen has been accused of (and is guilty of) actions that I do not approve of or condone, but what I have found engaging is undeniable about the man--he speaks his truth! (As irrational as it may seem or obnoxious as it may be.)

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Oddly, the words of Charlie Sheen have more sincerity than the majority of politicians, and corporate and world leaders. And Some kind of truth is what this world needs right now.

A chapter From Charlie Sheen (About the Stock Market)
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The lack of straightforward, raw truth we're seeing in governMent and the corporate world right now might be one of the reasons the stock shop is behaving the way it is, and I don't want you to get caught up in the "bull" without being informed.

The up-to-date rally in the stock shop has been dubbed the "nothing matters rally" because the shop has seemed to get a boost from nothing. In reality things have gotten seemingly worse (housing, sentiMent) but none of the news has fazed the market. The headlines can be extremely confusing and even misleading, and the mean retail trader has to be experiencing a bit of bewilderMent; I know I am.

In fact, the stock shop just had its best week in months, shrugging off record highs for oil, elevated Food and power prices, a dead housing market, astronomically high U.S. Unemployment, flat wage increase and spotty income expansion for the majority of the stocks in the S&P 500.

That's in addition to a terrible disaster that is crippling an indebted country and many companies that yield goods there. And by the way, revolution is additional destabilizing the Middle East...

To be fAir, there are many companies that may flourish in this environment. You see, with global prices (inflation) on the rise (Food, metals, etc.), there are companies that will benefit. We have seen the results of these in companies like Potash (Pot:Nyse), Mosaic (Mos:Nyse), Caterpillar (Cat:Nyse), Deere & enterprise (De:Nyse) and others. Smart Investing Daily has had many of these companies on our radar.

Other sectors that are seeing keep are associated to global technology growth, economization (the cloud) along with wireless communications and infrastructure (transport, electricity and telecom). Global increase and development has created ask for Computers, smartphones, hardware and much more, fueling profits for companies like Apple (Aapl:Nasdaq), Google (Goog:Nasdaq), Skyworks Solutions (Swks:Nasdaq), and Qualcomm (Qcom:Nasdaq).

The possible problem is that much of the ask is advent from Fast-growing "bubbles" in China and other developing nations such as India and Brazil.

But like we experienced here in 2008, what goes up too quickly, can end badly. But no one seems to be bringing this up...

Commodity prices, on average, are straight through the roof, many back at early 2008 levels, and the greenback is still in the toilet. The Dxy, which is a favorite index that measures the U.S. Dollar against other currencies, is also back at early 2008 lows. Not good for us here in the States.

Several reputable data sources have noted the greatest inflation readings in China. Yesterday MarketWatch noted how inflation in China is spreading over the world affecting prices and Perhaps more importantly outsourcing in the country now and for years to come.

To put it simply, we all know that many companies make many of the products that you and I use on a daily basis in China. This is because it has cost so minute to found goods there because of cheap labor and materials.

Change is advent my friends; China is no longer the cheapest place to manufacture, which means all those manufacturing cost increases are getting passed back to you and me, foremost to even more high-priced goods and services--like we need that.

Some also reduction the enormity of the situation. In a study note published last year, Euromonitor noted that "China will overtake the Usa to come to be the largest world cheaper in 2017 and there will be more emerging economies in the top ten economies by 2020 and beyond."

In a letter to subscribers last week in WaveStrength Options Weekly, I noted that something has to give. The only catalyst I see for the stock market's boom is essentially material and Food price inflation driven by the largest developing nations. Remember that income season starts April 11; I don't think the shop can shrug off financial results.

For now, you can't fight the tape, so stay long but keep your stop-losses extremely tight. I would hang on to those longer-term assurance puts that you may have and Perhaps begin to take profits on your long positions here.

I just wish that the mainstream media would tell the full story (dare I say truth), unedited and unpolished to investors nearby the world. Things don't seem to make sense at the moment.

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Saturday, May 14, 2011

A chapter From Charlie Sheen (About the Stock Market)

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