The Permanent Wealth Investor Newsletter Report
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Leading indicators are climbing
**Leading indicators are climbing
**China hits a GDP home-run
**Structure and discipline win over emotional reactions
Dear Reader,
Leading indicators are climbing and they could be foreshadowing a U.S. economy that’s nearing the end of a recession. There are no guarantees of course, but this is really exciting stuff. Much of this is driven [...]
Our staged SNDA position filled yesterday
Email – #47
**Our staged SNDA position filled yesterday
Dear Reader,
Last Thursday, July 16th, we issued a recommendation to “Buy to close” our Shanda Interactive Entertainment (SNDA) Sept ‘09 $35 puts (QKUUG) for $0.40 or less limit GTC (Good til cancel). Yesterday we got the execution we were looking for and the trade filled – which brings [...]
Cement builds a country – and it can build our portfolio as well
Email – #198
**Cement builds a country – and it can build our portfolio as well.
Dear Reader,
There are a lot of astounding numbers that come out of China. One in particular that can’t be overlooked is the report last week out of Beijing that confirmed China’s GDP is on track to grow at 7.9% this year [...]
The market looks toppy…let’s position ourselves
Email – #49
**The market looks toppy…let’s position ourselves.
Dear Reader,
We are as happy as the next guy to see a rally in the S&P 500, but several of our indicators are suggesting that the market is looking “toppish” right now. While most people might perceive that as a negative, we see a great short term trading [...]
Why you must own gold
Email – #3
**Why you must own gold
Dear Reader,
After a couple days of editor’s meetings in Baltimore, I’m back in the office. And after some truly insightful discussions, there’s one thing I’m more certain of than ever. You must own some gold. Expect me to say this often, as new members join us, and deserve to [...]
Goldman, JPMorgan, Intel and PPI surprise and show that reflation policy is alive and well
Email – #277
**Goldman, JPMorgan, Intel and PPI surprise and show that reflation policy is alive and well
Dear Reader,
As Intel reported a “surprisingly” strong quarter (for the market, not for us), our last pick, Taiwan Semiconductors (TSM) rose some 6% in four days. Not bad. Semiconductors are the leading indicators of tech. And this sector is [...]
CIT Group…not dead yet
Email – #41
** CIT Group…not dead yet
Dear Reader,
If you placed your wager alongside me that CIT Group (NYSE: CIT) and all its ailing borrowers would not be abandoned by our government, you are as dismayed as I am, no doubt.
But, while the company was deemed not-too-big-to-be-allowed-to-fail (as I said would be the case), it [...]
FXI straddle trade goes nowhere – let’s close it down
Email – #48
**FXI straddle trade goes nowhere – let’s close it down.
Dear Reader,
Yesterday, China did in fact release GDP numbers that were quite impressive.
As reported from China Daily, Today, the Chinese Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 7.1 percent from the same period a year ago to 13.99 trillion yuan (US$2.06 trillion) in the first half, [...]
Let’s move to capture profits on our SNDA puts
Email – #46
**Let’s move to capture profits on our SNDA puts
Dear Reader,
I’ll keep this alert short and to the point.
Today, China reported that their Gross Domestic Product (GDP) grew 7.1 percent from the same period a year ago to 13.99 trillion yuan (US$2.06 trillion) in the first half, as massive government spending and record lending [...]
