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Helping Ted out ... with Art Cashin

Dex
edited August 2015 in Fund Discussions
No need to thank me Ted.
http://kingworldnews.com/art-cashin-8-15-15/

Art agrees with me that the Fed won't raise rates. But, they may raise because so they could cut in the future.

US economy weak.

Stocks - more lows than highs, not good

Countries and states going into technical default!

Japan slipping back

Fed money printing not working, but, the Fed might do it again - QE hasn't worked either

Deflationary pressures continue to win.

Be careful of high yield areas

Biggest fear - 'things to get out of control'


Long - guns, bullets, beans ...


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  • TedTed
    @Dex: Thanks Dex, always a pleasure to hear what Art has to say !
    Regards,
    Ted
  • hank
    edited August 2015
    Thank you Dex. That audio is very good in this respect: I'd always viewed Cashin as a minute-to-minute knee-jerk prognosticator taking the current wind direction and than trying to project some future market direction. Kind of a "whip-lash" approach to stock investing.

    Here, at least, he takes a longer term global view and has some very well reasoned arguments.

    Wow - The bears are really out there now. Not just Cashin, but can't remember the last time I've heard a really bullish analyst on CNBC or Bloomberg. Is is just me, or does the sentiment here feel bearish as well?

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