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Strategies & Market Trends : Financialsense (FSO) - Jim Puplava forum

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To: the navigator who wrote (47)12/9/2007 9:41:58 AM
From: sea_biscuit  Read Replies (1) of 125
 
The weekend FSO update (12/08/2007)

This time, I was able to listen to the show just once so far. Based on my initial impressions, here is a summary :

Jim was not present for the 1st hour. So his insight was presented in the 3rd hour (part A). Jim feels that we will have a rally till year-end in the stock markets and the markets will run into trouble around the first quarter of the next year. Then there will be a massive reflation effort across the globe that should keep the markets heading higher again, resulting in a gain of 15 to 20 percent in the year 2008.

The 3rd hour (part A) also has Jim explaining the difference between good credit and bad credit i.e. credit that comes out of savings and credit that is created out of thin air.

Jim continues to be bullish about gold and energy. The gold expert, David Morgan, said that unless gold goes to $735 and stays below there for more than 2 weeks, he would not be concerned. He said the same about silver and mentioned $12.50 as the corresponding number for silver. The energy expert, George Zapata, is bullish about oil and predicted $110-120 per barrel as the intermediate term (18 months) target.

I wasn't able to pay much attention to the 2nd hour podcast (Guest expert interview) but my initial impression was that it didn't have enough details to catch one's attention but I could be wrong.

I welcome others to add to, modify, and comment on my observations.
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