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Friday September 11, 2009

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Best OTC Announces Daily Stock Watch - CSRH, DKS, ELY

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A friend of mine sharply rebuked me the other day for not writing enough on my blog.  While I can assure you all I haven't exactly been napping in the recliner, I will do my best to start picking up the slack while still juggling my legal workload (which lately consists several sharp knives, a hot potato, a bowling ball, and a nuclear warhead - let's hope I don't drop anything).  To begin with, why not revisit one of my favorite subjects:  the murky machinations of Gazprom-related business in Hungary, where the goulash state corporatism and Russia's most cheerful barracks live on despite the ravages of the economic crisis.  Although much of this story is background for the initiated, ...

Hurricanes are rolling thru the Atlantic and Gulf like so many errant bowling balls. Energy prices attempted some stabilization today as demand destruction takes precedence over storms for now. The on/off fire sale of Lehman Bros. has generated enough rumors to get the animal spirits flowing for the “buy financials” crowd. Thus far all financial firm failures [at least for the big boys] have been met by rescues or arranged marriages. Bulls feel they have a “put” in place to insure their long positions. The Fed’s Beige Book reported more gloomy economic data from their 12 districts. While headlines chirped price pressures were easing they actually weren’t. Manufacturing took it on the chin as auto sales were dreadful and historically so. Bulls feel current data restricts the Fed from raising interest rates even though rates are historically low. The ...

By Jeff Clark

It took a few months, and a little bit of begging, but I finally received some questions from readers. Here are a few worth sharing…

Dear Jeff: You keep reminding us stocks are in a bear market. But you hardly ever write about short selling. Isn’t that a good strategy to use when stocks are falling? Logically, that makes sense. But stocks don’t trade on logic. They trade on emotion. And the best way to profit in any market is to recognize when stocks have hit an emotional extreme, then take the other side of the trade. So, in bear markets, the biggest profits actually come from buying stocks.

Look at what bank stocks have done since I highlighted the sector two weeks ago. Look at the huge gains in the airline sector after I wrote about it last month. Investors had given

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I was on the stairmaster at the gym for a few minutes yesterday and on one of the TV monitors was coverage of Scrabble from ESPN2. You might expect Scrabble to be on the Ocho but there it was on the Deuce.

Over the weekend, although I did not watch, I saw a listing on the onscreen guide for ATV racing (also on the Deuce). As more and more channels get put onto our set top boxes there will be more and more “sports” televised in the future than now. There are more sports televised today than ten years ago.

This will seem crazy but I think there is a retirement planning tie in to this along the lines of a part time job. Where I live plenty of people drive ATVs (this is an example). A few years ago, before I had the blog, I owned shares of Polaris (PII) as a demographic play. The idea was boomers get older, buy second homes and get a couple of big toys to go along with the home like an ATV.