11/22/2011: GARY ON NATIONALLY SYNDICATED INVESTORS EDGE RADIO BROADCAST
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https://archives.warpradio.com/btr/InvestorsEdge/112218.mp3
JUST LETTING YOU KNOW…
- Every day I try to come up with things to make you feel better, but it’s just a very tough environment,
ladies and gentlemen.
- Even when the market was rallying, I’d read you the new highs to show you there wasn’t much leadership.
- I think the rally was just an intermediate rally in a bearish market and now we’ve resumed it.
I don’t know if we go back to the lows. ..but the new low list is picking up.
- Seasonal strength ain’t happening.
- The financials continue to act like a horror show.
Remember back in February, I told you they started to act like it was ’08 all over again. Market would go up, they wouldn’t. Market would go down, they’d lead down.
- Now we’re seeing BofA at 5.
37 with insider selling, Wells Fargo with insider selling, JP Morgan, Citi Group, Morgan Stanley, Goldman Sachs, Bank of New York, General Electric which I consider be a financial stock — all acting horrid. So not a lot to munch on here.
- Patience the key
- This is the toughest market environment that I’ve seen in a very long time. The easy ones are when just drop 50% and you just get out and just watch. This one, they tease you and then…they smack you.
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“You can’t hide greatness.”
Funny thing, the Bureau of Economic Analysis just reported that Corporate Profits grew to a record high, hitting an annualized 1.507 trillion in the 3rd quarter. That’s over 10% of GDP!
Given record profitability, where’s all this “greatness”? Or could it be that there’s no greatness, just fraudulent financial statements?
Sorry, forgot to post the link:
http://mam.econoday.com/byshoweventfull.asp?fid=447001&cust=mam&year=2011&lid=0#top
Gary, looks like gold is holding support at the 200-day, at least for now.