Campaign For Liberty: PalmettoTree
| PalmettoTree Regular member Location: Blythewood, SC Last login: 06/22/10 RSS feedFREE MARKETS ARE BEST Free markets work best because it is much easier for thousands of small businesses and millions of consumers and employees to make the decisions that are best for their situations than it is for a few dozen people in D.C. and New York to make those decisions for them, no matter how "well-intentioned" those few dozen people may be. Easy Way To Track The Health Of The Broad Stock Market Click on this link once each week or more often if you are concerned about market conditions: When the value of the S&P 500 is moving above or staying above the 50 Day Moving Average, the health of the market is improving or at least holding steady. In that case, consider moving into equities on a gradual basis. If the reverse is true (if the value of the index is moving down to or is continuing to trade below the 50 Day Moving Average) consider getting out of or staying out of equities. This is a general reference tool that can be refined for individual preferences and for individual equities. The main thing is this: following this one simple approach will help self-sufficient, freedom-loving people to avoid significant losses in the markets (either actual losses or losses of opportunity). Easy Way To Track The Value Of Gold Vs. The U.S. Dollar The link below is for an ETF (Exchange Traded Fund) that holds gold: This is denominated in USD (U.S. Dollars), so when the price of gold is going up it is gaining value against the dollar. Likewise, when the price of gold is declining, the dollar is gaining value vs. gold. The ticker symbol for this ETF is "GLD". It is traded in a way that is similar to a stock so its price is not that of an ounce of gold, but the relative change in value will match it almost exactly. The main thing is this: paying attention to this one simple measure can allow those who are working for freedom to know when there is a shift in the way that the dollar and gold are being valued. |
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