Tag Archives: British Pound

Waiting for a Default, the Search for Knowledge, Final Prices, and What do Schlitz and the US Dollar have in Common?

6/22/2011 Portland, Oregon – Pop in your mints… We search for answers, yet the questions are trumping them right now. This phenomenon is inherent to human existence. People are always chasing after knowledge. In the Bible, the book of Daniel … Continue reading

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72 Hour Call for May 12, 2011

Today’s Call: 10 Yr Bond Yield to Fall (Price to Rise). Currently 3.228%. Rationale – Congressional Showdown on Debt Ceiling to temporarily restrict supply of Treasury issues causing anticipation temporary increase in premiums. Result of Call for May 9, 2011: … Continue reading

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72 Hour Call for May 9, 2011

Today’s Call: British Pound to rise vs. USD. Currently $1.64:1. Rationale – Natural Disasters in Japan, Emerging Fiscal Disasters in Eurozone and US Debt ceiling stall to quietly drive Pound purchases extending May trend. Result of Call for May 4, … Continue reading

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72 Hour Call for May 4, 2011

Today’s Call: S&P 500 Index to rise. Currently 1,346. Rationale – Expected Friday influx of various retirement plan purchases to coincide with payday to offset sell off due to today’s US Jobs numbers. Result of Call for April 29, 2011: … Continue reading

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72 Hour Call for April 29, 2011

Today’s Call: British Pound to Rise vs. US Dollar. Currently 1.67/1.00. Rationale – Combination of Tourist demand for pounds and patriotic sentiment increasing demand for pounds during Royal Wedding weekend. Result of Call for April 26, 2011: Japan Government Bond … Continue reading

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