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Technical and monetary analysis newsletter focuses on “risk allocation,” includes coverage and analysis of the Federal Reserve. Print this
Technical and monetary analysis newsletter focuses on “risk allocation,” includes coverage and analysis of the Federal Reserve. Print this
Market timing asset allocation/trading model using ETFs. Moves entire investment between a few major asset classes upon model’s signal. Print this
Monthly newsletter that aims to address all global markets, special emphasis on the precious metals, currencies, and natural resource markets. Print this
Broad investing letter from Michael Masterson, aimed at contrarian/alternative investments and income. Print this
Go anywhere newsletter, follows Chris Weber’s portfolio and typically includes advice on gold, foreign stocks, bonds, etc. Print this
Richard Maybury’s publication focuses on global trends and hotspots and the impact on investments. Print this
Monthly newsletter aims to find undervalued, unloved or contrarian investments. Print this
Daily newsletter with contrarian bent, analysis and commentary on big picture investment ideas and individual stocks and ETFs. Print this
Daily column and Q&A section, contrarian market commentary. Print this
Monthly newsletter recommends undervalued, “blue chip” and “next boom” stocks. Print this
This investment newsletter focuses on safety. Print this
Cycle-focused newsletter that covers indexes, gold, and govt. bonds. Monthly letter focused on intermediate and long-term cycles, with frequent updates. Print this
Broad market commentary, along with economic and interest rate forecasting. Print this
Coverage of retirement issues, discounts and deals, and investment strategies and concepts. Not focused solely on being an investment-picking letter but does make recommendations. Print this
Monthly newsletter uses the wave theory to look at markets in the long term. Print this
Big picture commentary and the search for opportunities in unloved and depressed markets. Print this
Soon to be renamed Mark Ford’s Creating Wealth, focuses on building wealth in areas other than stocks and bonds. Print this
A newsletter based on author Jack Schannep’s book “The Dow Theory for the 21st Century” and the Schannep Timing Indicator. Print this
Value-focused stock picking newsletter, from the folks at Al Frank Asset Management. Print this
Follows the legacy of Dr. Kurt Reichebacher, an economist of the Austrian School who wrote a letter focusing on big picture economic trends. His successor continues the same basic focus, looking for overlooked dangers and opportunities in the economic data. Print this
We’re rerunning this piece because it continues to be one of the most asked-for explanations on the Stock Gumshoe website. What follows below was originally published in mid-2012, it has been updated for the change in silver values but otherwise remains unchanged. Dr. David Eifrig over at Stansberry’s Retirement Millionaire newsletter has been teasing us [...]
Investing BooksWould you be able to recommend any good investing books for beginner/intermediate level. I have checked out Value Investing Congress website and it has a few books listed there but I am not sure if any will be beneficial for my level. Print this
Whitney Tilson — new positions and updates on past suggestionsThis is paid content, to view it, log in or register as an irregular.
Well, it’s been a busy, busy first day of the Value Investing Congress — they reorganized the event this year to include more presentations, which means I have more notes to share with you. Much of the time I posted these thoughts in real time, and the more in-depth consideration of any stocks that look [...]
Residential Real Estate Investing — Jeff PintarThis is paid content, to view it, log in or register as an irregular.
Steve Romick — Big Picture, some Big Undervalued IdeasThis is paid content, to view it, log in or register as an irregular.
Holding Period for Stocks?What is your holding period for stocks? Do you sell upon reaching a profit target or wait for over a year for long term gains? Also, do you follow stops – be it hard stops or mental stops in case some investments don’t work out? Print this
“End of America” Loss of Dollar as Global Currency?1)What is the potential of the fall of the petro dollar and especially the international move away from the US dollar as a trading exchange, and 2)What will be the effect on the US economy as more countries begin using their own currencies and other barter exchanges to avoid using the dollar? Print this
Copies, Gold, DNA Security and Patents — a Friday File HodgepodgeThis is paid content, to view it, log in or register as an irregular.
“Fat Dividends from Cancer,” a personal buy, … and some updatesThis is paid content, to view it, log in or register as an irregular.
Here’s the lead-in to the new Stansberry & Associates pitch: “How I Got My Multi-Millionaire Grandmother To Finally ‘Spill The Beans’ On Her BIG Retirement Secret “She went from making $17 a week… to completely retired, practically overnight. She hasn’t worked a day in over 53 years and will NEVER outlive her money. “She’s never [...]
Jeff Yastine’s prediction of April 30th historic FED move . . .Jeff Yastine of the Oxford Club is hyping ways to profit off a mandatory move to digital money only, pointing to how to invest in silver streaming companies, gold investments, a tiny California company that has to do with security related to reducing electronic theft, and a small company(s) that have to do with handling [...]
Yields and Live Prices2 questions if I may. 1. Is the yield the same as the rate of dividend? 2. Where can I find free live, preferably no-delay stock prices? I’ve mainly been a forex trader hitherto and am used to free live prices! Thanks a lot Print this
Berkshire, Russian Dividends, Gold and Big DataThis is paid content, to view it, log in or register as an irregular.
That’s the question that I receive from readers more often than any other — and my response is always disappointing, because I don’t and can’t really have one. And the real answer is getting to be a bit of an overused question here at Gumshoe HQ — a big “what do you think?” for the [...]
Too Many Newsletter – Information Overload!Hi all, I’ve posed a ? to Travis and the Support team regarding the number of Newsletters that I’ve acquired over the past year. At this point it seems that I get at least 5 or 6 different ones each week from various vendors – Street Authority/Agora Financial (x3+)/ Newsmax/Soverign Society/Stansbury Research/Wall Street Daily/Wealth Advisory/Palm [...]
$20 Trillion of Oil in Coober Pedy?This is paid content, to view it, log in or register as an irregular.
Well, and we also love you — of course. Just wanted to make sure you know that on this lovely Valentine’s Day. We are inundated every day with email ads that our loyal readers forward on to us, and we appreciate every one — we want to know who’s promising you 1,000% returns, or who’s [...]
Back to 1.2X Book, Good for Greenlight, and Some other Updates on New Stocks and FavoritesThis is paid content, to view it, log in or register as an irregular.
Paul Tracy and the folks at StreetAuthority tend to be very dividend focused — we’ve covered several of their ads that tease long lists of their top picks, many of which are either high-yielding stocks or “blue chip” dividend growth stocks. And there’s always a soft spot in your friendly neighborhood Gumshoe’s heart for a [...]