Monthly Archives: December 2014

The Greater Abomination: Washington’s Lies About TARP’s “Success”...

The mainstream economics narrative is so far down the monetary rabbit hole that the blinding clarity of the chart below has no chance whatsoever of seeing the light of day. That’s because it dramatizes the real truth regarding all the Fed gibberish about “accommodation” and “stimulus”. Namely, that what lies beneath its “extraordinary measures”, such as ZIRP, QE, wealth effects and the rest of…

Could An Energy Bust Trigger QE4?

In a normal economic times falling energy costs would be considered unadulterated good news. The facts are simple. No one buys a barrel of oil to display above the mantle. No one derives happiness from a lump of coal. Energy is simply a means to do or get the things that we want. We use…

These Stocks Are No Dividend Lemons

Investing In Automotive Dealership Dividend Stocks A while back I wrote an article titled, “Drive Your Way Towards Dividends,” where I discussed how the average age of automobiles on the American road stands at 11.4 years. Driving our cars longer than ever before, I highlighted many of the dividend stock beneficiaries of this trend. Names…

WD-40 – Chart Of The Day

The Chart of the Day belongs to WD-40 (NASDAQ:WDFC). I found the stock by sorting the All Time High list for the stocks with the most frequent new highs in the last month then used the Flipchart feature to review the charts, Since the Trend Spotter signaled a buy on 10/20 the stock gained 12.76%. WD-40 Company sells a petroleum-based product,…

Achillion Pharmaceuticals, Inc. Shares Rose High After The Succes

After the biotech reported that the NS5A drug of Achillion Pharmaceuticals, Inc.(NASDAQ:ACHN) combined with Gilead’s Sovaldi scored a quick cure among a small group of hepatitis C patients after only 6 weeks of treatment, the shares of Achillion rose high. Achillion shares went up more than 16% as company execs touted their “best-in-class” potential and…

Gold Ends Lower As USD, Stocks Climb

Gold prices fell 1.5% yesterday, extending their losses to a second straight session, as the dollar rally eroded the appeal of the precious metal. The precious metal also faced pressure due to subdued inflation outlook and heightened appetite for more conventional assets (such as stocks). Both the Dow Jones and S&P 500 advanced to records on…