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Trapped in Old Paradigms

By Kurt Kasun May 09, 2008 http://www.greenfaucet.com/ http://www.greenfaucet.com/the-market/trapped-in-old-paradigms King Dollar is coming back with a vengeance, threatening to thump commodities, offering to lift the U.S. out of recession, and promising to restore the investment primacy of U.S. equities. On this rallying cry of the desperate blind-eyed optimist crowd (who have been wrong for the last seven years), I wish to make two points: First, the U.S. dollar's rally will be short-lived and capped at a resistance level which once served as support for 36 years! Second, the first point is becoming increasingly irrelevant because the rally in commodities is evolving more into a supply/demand and world fiat currency story than a USD story. This is especially true since the rest of the world is beginning to eschew the USD as the world's reserve currency and adopt their own inflationary, currency-debasing policies. Analysts have shown that, thus far in the commodity rally, be...

For those afraid of options

Writing Covered Calls is a conservative strategy where you buy a stock that you would like to invest in and then write a call option against that stock. This is a cash generating strategy that not only offers downside protection that you otherwise wouldn't enjoy if you just bought the stock, but also gives you the ability to generate a consistent monthly income, for only minutes of your time. However as with all option trading strategies, there are pitfalls that you will need to avoid if you are to be consistently profitable. What if the stock price falls dramatically? Your calls really do nothing to protect you against losses as the market falls. Sure, you get to keep the premium from selling the call (when it expires worthless), but you still own the stock, which is now worth considerably less than what you paid for it. The problem then becomes that you will not be able to sell another call at the original strike price. Instead, the next time you will have to sell the call at a l...

Targeting Your 401(k) - Congress has an eye on the tax break for your retirement.

The Wall Street Journal - Opinion NOVEMBER 14, 2008 You may have heard about Argentina's plan to nationalize private retirement accounts. Some Democrats on Capitol Hill are inspired, and with their big election victory they may get the chance to test Peronist ideas in America. Meet Congressmen George Miller and Jim McDermott, who are eager to change the way Americans save for their golden years. They'll also be powerbrokers in the next Congress. Mr. Miller, who came in with the Class of 1974 from California, chairs the House Education and Labor Committee. Mr. McDermott, who has represented Seattle the past two decades, runs a House Ways and Means subcommittee on income security and family support. Before Election Day, the Congressmen began to target the $3 trillion in 401(k) accounts held by about 60% of Americans. Mr. Miller called the system "an inadequate vehicle" that "has not been terribly successful" in encouraging retirement savings. He wants a "...