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3 signs the rally is likely coming to an end

Posted by Eric LeRiche | October 14, 2010 .

I admit I was way wrong on my last post but hey, I love to be wrong when the alternative is so positive… What about now though? There’s no doubt the previous six weeks are actually fairly remarkable. This rally resembles the 1 we noticed previously this yr, from the lows in early February towards [...]

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Time to be Bullish?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | September 3, 2010 .

Time to be Bullish? Investors May Get Their Chance to Go Long as some think this is a good time to be bullish… The summer might be ending, but the volatility continued yesterday, as shares prolonged the large gains made on Wednesday. And a late afternoon rally took prices towards the higher with the day [...]

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The Stimulus Backfire

Posted by Eric LeRiche | August 19, 2010 .

The Stimulus Backfire ! * The Fed can print it, but can’t manage it: States hoard cash intended to save teacher careers * Sign from the times: Top-performing worldwide indexes belong to socialist nations * Rich Lee on the sudden resurgence from the eurozone crisis * Plus, Alan Knuckman about the current stock selloff… beginning [...]

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China overtakes Japan! So what?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | August 18, 2010 .

China overtakes Japan…

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The economy is in recovery mode! Really?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | August 9, 2010 .

The Economy is Doing Great? Ya Right! Once again, I`m going to rant at the government idea of putting the economy back on its feet… I know it`s getting old but I just can`t get over this huge scheme they`re setting up. Here let me warn you that I`m not saying the markets won`t continue [...]

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The government is lying to you…

Posted by Eric LeRiche | August 6, 2010 .

Jobs, The Government’s Lies, and What You Should Do HOW LONG ARE THEY PLANNING TO LIE TO US? This week, CNBC carried a story that the private sector created 42,000 jobs in July, and that layoff activity slowed as well, creating a “slightly more optimistic picture” of the national employment trend. Sorry, I’m not jumping [...]

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Betrayed on Bank Reform: 3 Ways Our Leaders Stabbed Us in the Back

Posted by Eric LeRiche | July 14, 2010 .

OUR CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS WERE ON A MISSION. They have been provided with an opportunity to cut through the misogynistic absurdity and move around one fundamental purpose — to protect the US Taxpayer from ever again being the unwilling recipient of a financial raping of the magnitude that we experienced at the hands of America’s bankers [...]

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A bullish divergence?

Posted by Eric LeRiche | July 9, 2010 .

If you read my posts regularly you probably know I am bearish these days but since I am a technician first I need to address a very important indicator that might support a bullish perspective: The American Association of Individual Investors sentiment poll just returned its highest bearish percentage (57.07%) and lowest bullish percentage (20.94%) [...]

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Bi-polar markets!

Posted by Eric LeRiche | July 8, 2010 .

“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times…” I know it’s a bit saddle-worn, but old Chas. Dickens was 1 heck of a student of humanity, and his opening to A Tale of Two Cities, what with its dichotomous wisdom, foolishness, belief and incredulity, just seemed too apropos to pass on [...]

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It’s difficult to make predictions, especially about the future.

Posted by Eric LeRiche | July 2, 2010 .

To generate cash investing, you need to be ahead of the crowd… or at least seeking the story no one is telling.

That is a challenging endeavor today. All of a sudden, talking about the unspeakable — a double-dip recession and a retest of the March 2009 lows — is in style. Even readers are fed up with the end of the world as we have known it “stories”…

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