Just a quick post to review the predictions I made and how well they turned out. Name: iPad (Ding!) Size: 9.7″ (Ding! I said 10″) Form Factor: Basically a large iPod Touch (Ding!) Home Button? (Ding!) Aluminum back? (Ding!) Buttons and holes: headphone (Ding), microphone (Ding), volume (Ding), mute (Ding), sleep (Ding) USB port? (Bzzzt!) […]
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Wed, January 27 2010 » Blog, Predictions, Reviews » Comments Off on It’s iPad!
Take your pick of names but we are all awaiting the next holy product to be announced from Apple. After “The Jesus Phone” which had people literally weeping in their seats upon its unveiling, the Apple Table is set to be the next revolutionary gadget that we didn’t realize we couldn’t live without. I have […]
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Tue, January 12 2010 » Blog, Fun, Predictions, Reviews » Comments Off on Time To Talk Tablet: iTablet, iSlate, iBook, iPad
The Austrian economists anticipated the present crisis. Should we listen to them when it comes to their predictions about what comes next? In one voice they are saying we will experience inflation unlike we’ve seen in the USA in over 100 years. Inflation is defined as the increase in the supply of money and credit. […]
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Thu, February 19 2009 » Analysis, Blog, Gold, Predictions, Reviews, Uncategorized » Comments Off on Investments for Inflationary Times (to Come?)
This is a follow-up to my posting from last May called “Technical Analysis and Trend Following” where I compared the S&P 500’s decline from 2001-2003 to the movement from April 2006 to May 2008. It was a thinly-veiled jab at those who were predicting a resumption of the bull market based upon a recent uptick […]
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Wed, October 15 2008 » Analysis, Blog, Predictions » Comments Off on Two Years of Decline Packed Into Five Months
Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital does a weekly show (on shortwave radio or something, but anyway). The one he did on Wednesday the 24th is a must listen. He tells it like it is. For example, “It’s not the tax payers who are on the hook for any bailout: nobody is talking about raising […]
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Fri, September 26 2008 » Analysis, Blog, Gold, Predictions » Comments Off on Another show to hear
Like a weathervane, Cramer points toward where the winds are blowing. Like a chameleon, Cramer adapts to the current environment. Like a stock picker, Cramer follows today’s trend and picks what worked. Like a cheetah, you should turn and run from his advice as fast as possible. Here’s why… I’ve witnessed this flip-flopping so […]
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Wed, June 25 2008 » Blog, Predictions » Comments Off on Cramer the Chameleon
I made ten (really eleven) predictions on show MMM-092: Predicting the Future for 2008. Prediction #8 was: 8. A one-stop-shop ETF portfolio fund will appear that gives complete exposure to risk, reward, and diversification all for a low fee. It will include all of the SMILER components as well as some bonds, commodities, and even […]
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Tue, May 20 2008 » Predictions » Comments Off on Prediction #8 Realized: One-Stop-Shop ETF
I have a question for you trend followers. You chart watchers. You technical traders. Have a look at this chart and tell me if it is time to buy or time to sell. Looks like the momentum is up on this baby right? Time to buy? Here’s how it worked out for you… The first […]
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Tue, May 6 2008 » Predictions » Comments Off on Technical Analysis and Trend Following
Here now for a self-fulfilling prediction: I said you’d be seeing more of Jim Rogers in 2008 as commodities and China take the headlines. Here now is Jim on CNBC the other day in an interesting (sometimes funny!) interview in which he says the Fed is doing a poor job, throwing gas on a raging […]
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Thu, March 13 2008 » Predictions » Comments Off on Jim Rogers: Abolish the Fed
Gold reached $1000/oz today, as I predicted.
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Thu, March 13 2008 » Predictions » Comments Off on Prediction 5 (and its update) Realized
A tag cloud is a visual depiction that identifies the frequently-used words of an information collection. A tag cloud for 2008 might include: Sub-prime. Meltdown. Credit-crisis. Foreclosure. Term-auction. Dollar-collapse. Asset-devaluation. Inflation. Deflation. Stagflation. Recession. Depression. It would be strikingly different from that of just one year ago. Back then we were talking earnings, iPhones, and […]
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Tue, March 11 2008 » Predictions » 2 Comments