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The most strategic point at which to make long-term investment and speculative purchases in Stocks and Commodities. From the time the economic bust began in July 2008, the Stock Market and overall Commodity and natural resource prices have been moving in tandem.
In the aftermath of the 2nd greatest decline in our 210-year financial history in the Stock Market (-58%) and greatest decline in history in Commodities (-66%), bottoms were established in both investment classes within 16 days of one another on March 6th and February 28th. Since then as measured by the both stock market and commodity indices, advances of 39% have taken place off the final lows.
In this video, we start setting the stage for what we know from history has been the most strategic point at which to make long-term investment and speculative purchases. If you have been listening and following our analysis and projections over the past year, you know what has taken place has been no mystery to us. I am confident the next projections we are to provide our subscribers have a high probability of coming to pass.
Tue, May 26, 2009
May 26th, 2009 at 5:44 pm
Fantastic work produced by you guys.
I look forward to your video’s and taking notes from them not just watching them.
Paul
May 26th, 2009 at 5:47 pm
as usual excellent….
well done…
u were spot on the that top in oil!!! well done again
May 26th, 2009 at 5:56 pm
While I’m excited about the prospects that we could start a new bull market soon, I’m not convinced we’ve necessarily seen THE bottom. From a technical standpoint, it looks like we’re making lower lows and lower highs since last October. From a fundamental point of view, there’s still a lot of bad news that could have the potential to send the markets to a new low. Further, I thought I recall W.D. Gann saying it was the end of decades that tended to be the bottom in the stock markets? If my recollection is correct, we’d have 2 years to go. Either way, I could be easily convinced we could range trade for awhile.
May 26th, 2009 at 6:05 pm
Nice Video. Good ideas. I am interested in Soybeans and the S&P only.
Any way to cherry pick, or do you have to take the whole thing $97/month which I won’t do.? robert
May 26th, 2009 at 7:39 pm
In you last video you talked about retracements are historically on average around 60%…(this was in the stocks, mainly S&P I think)
In this video you talk about a retracement on the S&P of around 858.78
That is barely a 26% retracement!
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May 26th, 2009 at 7:52 pm
Excellent, detailed, easy to follow explanation with no hype and no sales pitch! It’s encouraging to simply not hear self-serving analyses and scare tactics. Your discussion was on point the whole time. Thank you.
May 26th, 2009 at 9:45 pm
Many others are predicting more deflation and further weakness in these markets, I feel you might have a better case.
May 26th, 2009 at 11:44 pm
I am an Australian living in Thailand, you have a terrific database going back in time a long way.
What is happening now is in many ways comparable to the great stock market crash for which your databases are very handy.
However we must realize that some things that are happening now have never happened on this planet before therefore we cannot use past history to extrapolate on these things.
But unfortunately I can make little practicable use of your predictions as brokerage houses and overseas banks are reluctant open accounts for me.
May 27th, 2009 at 1:51 am
The historical perspective helps us to deal with a similar market movement.
May 27th, 2009 at 6:57 am
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May 27th, 2009 at 12:50 pm
Its great listening to your videos and being able to see how the commodities and the s&p coincide. The one thing I’m concerned about is you are falling in line with all the others in saying the bull mkt. has begun. I think this is the most unreal rise in the mkt. I have ever seen and its totally false. (even tho it is still rising). I believe when I and all the small investors enter is when the big boys will dump it all into our laps and head for the hills. Also, I would like to know where and what type of gold can be bought and where to invest. Thanks and keep up the great work!
May 27th, 2009 at 3:23 pm
Great video. I am interested in getting into the stock market with my IRA money that is currently in CD’s. What subscription service would you recommend?
May 27th, 2009 at 11:49 pm
I think we must consider that what is happening now may be different from anything that has ever happened before, what may be happening now is the destruction of capitalism as we know it by democracy, the purist capitalism that I know of was Hong Kong which was governed by a governor appointed from Britain, and Singapore which although in theory it was a democracy, it was effectively controlled by one party and if you opposed it you were likely to be locked up on Sentosa Island, it was effectively run by a man who obviously had the interests of the people of Singapore at heart and is a very wise man.
During the great Depression the rulers of the USA were constrained by the gold standard by how much US dollars they could create, now the Fed has been given virtually unlimited powers to create unlimited US dollars out of thin air by the democratically elected representatives of the USA, and in my opinion the results of their actions will mean that we have not yet seen the lows for the stock markets or the world economy.
May 28th, 2009 at 2:27 am
THANKYOU for you continued free access to these great videos……. I am of similiar beliefs to yourself regarding a new bull market, beit only a major bear market rally……… my view is that we are following the action of 1937……..72 year cycle…….only this time round the dates are providing us with the opposite to then……that is the low on the 18thJUNE, 1937 will coincide with a high around that same date in 2009……… followed by a two month decline, and then culminating in a BEAR MARKET RALLY high in late NOVEMBER……..once again thanks very much for these very informative videos……
May 28th, 2009 at 9:39 am
Very interesting, I am looking forward to future articles and advice.
Can’t wait for your regular emails. I need something that will work to my advantage for a change. I can’t believe that all this info is free.
Thanks again. Can wait to finally see positive results.
May 28th, 2009 at 9:39 am
Hi, As always a very convincing report on the futuristic prediction of the stock market. But considering the magnitude of the selloff and reasons like credit crisis; still lot of problems are to be solved which may take time. We’ll have to watch the back. This i think is just a temporary feel good factor; occuring because of people forgeting slowly all the bad times and who start buying. I think it will take a while in which we may see some dramatic big moves on both the sides of the market in which people who trade intermediate levels will get whipsawed. Position traders may find them at entry levels months after they entered the market. Overall maybe an year; year and a half later we may find some real strong bullish trend. Maybe India will give more returns and will have a bottom earlier then elsewhere or move in tandem with the US. What does one think of gold as an investment or intermediate/ Positon trading at current levels?
May 31st, 2009 at 9:01 am
Great video. You have outlined Gann’s approach to bull/bear cycles well and I agree with general thrust of directional moves expressed.
I have 2 observations: (1)The prior bear market in stocks was first since 1929 not to be “constrained” by the short selling [SS] uptick rule, so decline was more severe and quicker than comparable bears. Consequently the decline was faster and more destructive than normal, and resulted in a significant overshoot in downside projections. The resulting snap back will be similar and extend longer that most expect. (2) The book of Ecclesiastes has an answer for all the skeptics out there [who question the recent declines/recovery]: after the preamble about the seasons it concludes “there is nothing new under the Sun”. Means it’s all happened before!
June 3rd, 2009 at 11:39 pm
Where does the Japan market play into this as the last 15 years, falling from 40,000 to below 10,000 today, it has never recovered in 15 years. The North American market is not to being immune to this happening here.