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This was one of the weirder months in the past few years. Mortgage news brought the market down nearly 10% and then it jumped back up. If you read last month’s picks I hope you used that as a buying opportunity. I added to my holdings of PCU and I’m already up 20% in just a few days. Gotta love the market. For the next few months things should settle down as earnings will be coming out in October and no one expects an earnings dive. If that happens we’re in trouble but the mortgage market will only affect certain companies in a big way. So keep investing in solid companies, and listen to T

This was one of the weirder months in the past few years. Mortgage news brought the market down nearly 10% and then it jumped back up. If you read last month’s picks I hope you used that as a buying opportunity. I added to my holdings of PCU and I’m already up 20% in just a few days. Gotta love the market. For the next few months things should settle down as earnings will be coming out in October and no one expects an earnings dive. If that happens we’re in trouble but the mortgage market will only affect certain companies in a big way. So keep investing in solid companies, and listen to T

In finance, liquidity is not a physical state it is a psychological state. Liquidity is a state of mind. Worse yet, liquidity is in the eye of the beholder. That is not merely to say that liquidity is subjective. Liquidity is subjective, but it’s also more than subjective – it exists in the minds of others – others who can and do transact business with you. So liquidity is – to a great extent – uncontrollable.

Good assets may not necessarily be liquid assets. As a result, good decisions do not necessarily lead to good outcomes when an actor is dependent upon liquidity. An actor is dependent

Panic has been replaced by a continual confusion on Wall Street in the past month. Recession fears still persist and experts paint a conflicting view of whether the economy will fall into recession. This Mayor is in the recession camp but only for a short time. The real problem I see in the future is a stagnant housing market for the next few years. The run up in housing values have brought homes to a very un-affordable levels for most people. I see housing falling this year and being flat for possibly five years after that. This could be a drag on the economy for a while.

I’ll get off my so

Panic has been replaced by a continual confusion on Wall Street in the past month. Recession fears still persist and experts paint a conflicting view of whether the economy will fall into recession. This Mayor is in the recession camp but only for a short time. The real problem I see in the future is a stagnant housing market for the next few years. The run up in housing values have brought homes to a very un-affordable levels for most people. I see housing falling this year and being flat for possibly five years after that. This could be a drag on the economy for a while.

I’ll get off my so

Brutal start to the new year. Stocks everywhere have been going down fast and no one can predict when it will end. But now is when the panicked market leaves us values all over the board. Tonight Apple posted 57% growth well above expectations and the stock fell 10% in after hours trading. This is exactly the opportunity you’ve been waiting for if you’re looking to purchase Apple. The Mayor bought Apple after similar earnings last year at this time and is up over 75%.

Other bargains can be found in high growth areas that seem to have been forgotten. My picks from last month including Under A

Brutal start to the new year. Stocks everywhere have been going down fast and no one can predict when it will end. But now is when the panicked market leaves us values all over the board. Tonight Apple posted 57% growth well above expectations and the stock fell 10% in after hours trading. This is exactly the opportunity you’ve been waiting for if you’re looking to purchase Apple. The Mayor bought Apple after similar earnings last year at this time and is up over 75%.

Other bargains can be found in high growth areas that seem to have been forgotten. My picks from last month including Under A