Posted Jul 2nd 2009 11:30AM by Steven Halpern
Filed under: Major movement, International markets, Newsletters, NIKE, Inc'B' (NKE), DJIA, Stocks to Buy, Recession
"The conditions are in place for a 'Best Buy' opportunity," says Jim Stack, whose buy signal should receive special attention give the accuracy of his sells signals which side-stepped the bear market.
In addition, the money manager and editor of Investech Market Analyst is beginning to increase his equity positions, such as Nike (NYSE: NKE). He states, "With a portfolio of iconic brands, an identified growth strategy, recognized innovation, and sound financial footing, Nike fits the bill of being a great company."
"Very rarely do we have all these conditions in place – that's only occurred five times in the last 45 years. Historically, this means we should give the growing evidence of a new bull market every benefit of doubt.
Continue reading Step up to Nike (NKE): A 'great company'
Posted Jun 17th 2009 3:30PM by Connie Madon
Filed under: Major movement, International markets, Forecasts, Economic data, Commodities

Can you guess how many hungry people there are on this planet? Well, this year for the first time the number will be about 1 billion, roughly 1/6 of the world's population. Increasingly, this will put a strain on the food supply chain.
The years 1997-2007 saw a steady rise in agricultural commodity prices with a sharp spike last year. This trend is likely to continue over the next 10 years with prices rising 10-30%.
The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) of the United nations is forecasting slightly lower prices this year due to the weakness in the general economy.
Continue reading Will the rise in food commodity prices continue?
Posted Jun 16th 2009 6:00PM by Michael Fowlkes
Filed under: Major movement, Forecasts, Good news, Market matters, Money and Finance Today, Economic data, Housing, Recession, Financial Crisis

It was the largest jump in three months, as new home construction
increased by 17.2% during the last month.
The increase was much higher than analysts had been expecting, and last month we moved up to an annual rate of 532,000 units... well above the 500,000 units that had been forecast.
Continue reading New home construction jumps in May
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