2005
Newsletters
August 2005[pdf]
What to Do, A Tale of Two Bubbles,
Death to Santa? CPI Sham, When
Prices Collapse, Gold & Cash - Good
Enough? Profiting in Down Markets
July 2005 [pdf]
Teenage Investing, Mutual Fund Cash
Levels, Program Trading Growth, Let
Your House Pay Your Bills?, $45
Trillion Dollar Debt, Homebuilders Go
Parabolic, The Hall of Shame
June 2005[pdf]
Wrong or Early, ETF Growth, Skill or Luck,
Indexing and Risk, The Inefficient Frontier,
When Genius Failed, Investing During
Deflation, Couch Potatoes Beware
May 2005[pdf]
US economic (Un)health, Signs of a
Mania, Who Said What at the Top, Self
is Never Neutral,Real Estate Lending,
Selecting the Best Manager
April
2005[pdf]
Bear
Market Profits, P/E's & Dividend
Yields,
NASDAQ & Housing Bubbles,
New
Home Sales Record Low, When
We
Buy
February
2005[pdf]
Record
Problems, Dow Theory Sell
Confirmation,
Analogs - History
Rhymes,
User's Guide to Contrary
Investing
January
2005[pdf]
Real
Estate Goes Parabolic, Record Job
Losses
& Trade Deficits, Fannie Mae -
Speculative?
Buffett Weighs In, A Call to
Reason,
Risk Avoidance
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2004
Newsletters
December
2004[pdf]
Current account
deficit, 27 Bubbles
Japan & China
Own 47%, Low Fear
High Dow
November
2004[pdf]
Following the Herd
vs the Few, the
Money emotions test,
Dollar falls
September
2004[pdf]
Insider
Selling, 2000 vs.2004, Conflict of interest,
97.2% Buys & Holds, 2.8% Sells
August
2004[pdf]
Economics:
Austrian vs German
Mises vs Keynes,
Profs speak out
Richard Koo on Japanese
Deflation
July
2004[pdf]
Stock
Options & Buffett, 219 Bull Weeks
9 Bear Weeks, Picasso
& Clapton, Luck
or Skill?
June
2004[pdf]
Job
data Distortions, History of Bear
Markets, Blind faith,
282 buys, 4 sells
May
2004[pdf]
Inflation &
Deflation, the Money Machine,
Market Noise, 8,830
Sells per 1 Buy,
Gold & Greenspan
Special
Edition Pictures 2004[pdf]
Smart
money, Housing & Fannie
Mae, Mutual Fund
Cash Levels,
Derivatives, Program
Trading
Special
Edition Parabolic Rises 2004[pdf]
The
NASDAQ, Silver, Debt, Real
Estate & the
Supply of Money
Bear
Market 1. 2004[pdf]
Reasons for a Bear
Market: Jobs,
Foreign Debt Held,
Low Savings,
CPI Distortion,
$36 Trillion Liability,
Solutions
Bear
Market 2. 2004[pdf]
Flaws
in Financial Theories,
Elliot Wave &
Dow Theory,
Fibonacci, Solutions
Bear
Market 3.History. 2004[pdf]
Crash of '29, Keynes
Quotes, Rhea in '32,
Big Bets in 60's
& 90's, $100 million to
$1.3 Trillion in
under 60 years, Currency
Trading, Spending
Mania, Solutions
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