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By Monty Guild and Tony Danaher, on January 24th, 2005
U.S. MARKET RALLY COMING
The U.S. stock market has had three down weeks and Friday, January 21, 2005 was a down day. If Monday is a down day, we are setting up for a U.S. market rally. Stock market rallies often start on a Tuesday or on a Monday afternoon when the previous Friday has been particularly bad. Last Friday was indeed bad.
We expect a rally but not a long-term bull move. The U.S. bull market is in its later stages, but fear not, opportunities may be arising elsewhere.
RUSSIA
Russia is doing what it can to undermine . . .
Continue Reading: MARKET OPPORTUNITY ON THE HORIZON
By Monty Guild and Tony Danaher, on January 21st, 2005
Hi again. I know you just received an email from me, but I had some other ideas and believed that they would be useful to you.
CURRENCIES
I am very bearish on the Euro for the next few months. As I have been writing recently, the U.S. dollar could rally for a few months. But more than other currencies, the Euro is vulnerable. The Euro politicians are at it again; trying to allow bigger budget deficits and weaken the European Central Bank. They would like to proceed with more spending programs. This is bad for the Euro and good . . .
Continue Reading: ALL EYES ON THE MIDDLE EAST
By Monty Guild and Tony Danaher, on January 19th, 2005
WHAT IS ALIVE IN 2005?
Please forgive our rhyming attempt in the first title. 2005 should have areas that are definitely alive and fit for investment. It also will have areas that are dead and should be avoided to protect the health of a portfolio.
ATTRACTIVE AREAS
1. Energy companies which serve the fast growing Indian and Chinese markets where demand for energy far outstrips supply. 2. Energy transportation and/or utility companies that pay high and rising dividends, and offer a combination of capital appreciation and yield. 3. Energy companies which are discovering natural gas in Canada, and pay . . .
Continue Reading: WHAT’S IN STORE FOR 2005
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