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Europe On The Ropes – What This Means For Your Investments
On today's show, Jay Peroni, CFP, looks at what's ailing the markets and what to look for in the week ahead. Eurozone debt issues aren’t going away – in fact, it may be several years before the crisis ebbs. There are several new developments in May, including the leaders in Greece and France being voted out. This political shift risks jeopardizing the agreed-upon Greek bailout, the close alliance between Eurozone economic powerhouses France and Germany, and in the worst-case scenario, possibly even the European Union itself. What impact could this have on the markets? Come find out!
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How The Trouble In Europe Will Affect Your Portfolio
Surprise, surprise! More trouble brewing in Europe. With the elections in France and Greece over the weekend, does this spell trouble for the markets? How will the Eurozone fix their mess? On today’s show, Jay Peroni, CFP, provides his commentary on all things Europe. Jay also looks at last week’s economic and financial news and shows you what to be prepared for this week.
Then, on the second half of the show Jay looks at financial planning and why disability insurance is one area of protection you don’t want to overlook.
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A British newspaper has revealed what most discerning economic observers have long known: that the Eurocrats want to create a United States of Europe with a single president.
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Warren Buffett recently purchased eight European stocks at the end of 2011. Here’s what you should know about his latest investment.
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The debt crisis in Europe is getting worse by the day. Credit downgrades, debt debacles, and no aspirin in Greece? The warning signs are there.
On today's show, Jay looks at some of the latest developments on the growing debt crisis in Europe with strategies on how to protect your money. This includes your 401k plan, your IRA, your stocks, and your mutual funds.
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Then, Jay takes a look at how to structure and build a portfolio from the ground up:
- How many positions should you have?
- How do you diversify by sector?
- How do you select companies.
All this and more on today's show.
Vladimir Putin, the Prime Minister of Russia, is intent on building a “Eurasian Union” of ex-Soviet states, according to an article in the Izvestia newspaper on Tuesday. Here’s the details…
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European banks and governments are moving to restrict personal gold bullion purchases. The noose is tightening.
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Editor’s Note: Today’s turmoil in Greece is continuing to roil the financial markets. The slide in the equity and energy markets today show the major impact that the Eurozone worries are having on investors.
Will the Euro survive? Or will the Euro collapse? There are a lot of questions swirling around the debt-ridden Eurozone. Before I tell you my thoughts, let’s take a brief look at how all of this mess got started.
Listen as Jerry Robinson talks with F. William Engdahl about his ground-breaking new book, Gods of Money: Wall Street and the Death of the American Century. You may be surprised by Mr. Engdahl’s take on the recent Euro crisis. Click here to hear this week’s entire radio show. Enjoy the clips and have a great [...]
Listen as Jerry Robinson talks with F. William Engdahl about his ground-breaking new book, Gods of Money: Wall Street and the Death of the American Century. You may be surprised by Mr. Engdahl’s take on the recent Euro crisis. Click here to hear this week’s entire radio show. Enjoy the clips and have a great [...]
By Mark Whitehouse | Wall Street Journal $1.65 trillion: Euro zone bank debt coming due in 2010 and 2011. Throughout the recession and recovery, many European banks have sought to sweep their problems under the carpet in the hopes that they could solve them in a better and more profitable future. Now, though, they’re running [...]
Financial Times | By Ralph Atkins in Frankfurt and Peggy Hollinger in Aix-en-Provence Published: July 4 2010 22:11 | Last updated: July 4 2010 22:11 Germany’s cabinet is poised this week to approve a 2011 budget as part of a four-year programme of public spending cuts meant to serve as an example to other European [...]
Jerry’s Comments: Here’s more proof of the fact that global power shift is gaining speed. The West is suffering a slow and painful death. The Far East is the direct beneficiary. The Middle East can also benefit dramatically if they can learn how to better harness their immense oil wealth as well as to integrate [...]
By Aya Takada and Yasumasa Song – Jun 18, 2010 Gold may climb to a record $1,300 an ounce this year as investment demand shifts from the euro and the dollar, said Bruce Ikemizu at Standard Bank Plc. The U.S. and European currencies may lose their appeal as developed economies underperform emerging markets such as [...]
By Jason Groves | Daily Mail UK Last updated at 8:24 AM on 15th June 2010 EU begin emergency billion-pound bailout of Spain Countries in debt may fall to dictators, EC chief warns ‘Apocalyptic’ vision as some states run out of money Democracy could ‘collapse’ in Greece, Spain and Portugal unless urgent action is taken [...]
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN NOW Time to Buy the Euro?: On this week’s program, Jerry Robinson provides his insights concerning the U.S. National Debt, the price of gold, along with an in-depth look at the other important headlines of the week. Our special guest interview is with Tim W. Wood, CPA (Cycles News and Views [...]
By: Antonia Oprita Web Producer, CNBC.com Everybody is so bearish about the euro that it looks like now is a good time to buy the single European currency, famous investor Jim Rogers told CNBC Thursday. Rogers’ long-term bet is on commodities, as he predicts that governments will keep printing money to get out of their [...]
Reuters | 02 Jun 2010 | 03:59 AM ET Some of the world’s richest central banks will not stop investing in the euro, supporting its reserve status, despite the sovereign debt crisis hammering the euro zone’s currency, government sources said. Official sources in Brazil, India, Russia, Japan and South Korea told Reuters in separate interviews [...]
(Reuters) The European Commission on Thursday urged Hungary to cut its budget deficit faster, even as government officials reiterated the 2010 fiscal gap may reach almost twice the target agreed with lenders including the EU. The new center-right government, which had promised tax cuts to boost growth, has warned in the past few weeks that [...]
