Over the past month, I’ve maintained a bullish stance and have recommended that readers put their trading capital to work in some of the world’s more speculative markets (see “ECB Could Trigger Monster Rally in Spanish Stocks” and “Access Africa”). Today, I’m going to reiterate my position that, in the age of competitive quantitative easing...Read More

As I wrote last week, the central bankers of the world are staging a monetary arms race to see who can pump more liquidity into the world economy.  ECB President Mario Draghi and Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke have each taken turns upstaging the other. Now, it’s Japan’s turn.  The world’s third-most-powerful central bank has joined...Read More

As I wrote late last week, we are in the midst of a monetary arms race in which Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and ECB President Mario Draghi are tripping over themselves to see who can inject more liquidity into the financial markets.   The result will be a bull run in just about everything: stocks, non-treasury...Read More

Investor’s Business Daily contributor Trang Ho interviewed Charles Sizemore in his report on investor reactions to Bernanke’s QE3 announcement (See “Five Best ETF Buys After Fed Unleashes QE3“). Exchange traded funds rallied across the board after the Federal Reserve fired off another round of economic stimulus. The Fed said it would buy $40 billion per month...Read More

ECB President Mario Draghi fired his “big bazooka” on Thursday, or at least that is how the market interpreted his press conference comments. The ECB would engage in potentially unlimited “outright monetary transactions,” meaning that the ECB would buy as many short-term bonds as it takes to keep yields manageable. To drive home his point...Read More