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July 2010
Financial Trend Forecaster & InflationData.com
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In this issue:

  1. Quote of the Month- "Who Said it?"  
  2. New Articles- This month  
  3. NYSE Rate of Change (ROC)  
  4. NASDAQ Rate of Change-  
  5. The Moore Inflation Predictor (MIP) 
  6. Inflation this month...
  7. Answer to "Who Said it"

 

Dear Subscriber:

Welcome to the July 2010  Financial Trend Forecaster and InflationData.com e-Trends Newsletter.  The new Inflation numbers have been released. monthly inflation is negative and annual inflation is just above 1%. 

This month we have been fevorishly working on our new Blog sites getting all kinds of new articles up for you.  We have also updated the inflation adjusted NYSE stock price chart so you can see how the market is performing in real inflation adjusted dollars.

As you likely know, the Asian markets are a major force in the global economy, and they have provided some of the most exciting investment opportunities in the past few years. So should you invest in China and Japan now? We've made special arrangements for you to discover an entirely fresh perspective on these economies in a new report from our friends at Elliott Wave International.

The East Asian Travel Logs, allows you to see these East Asian markets through the eyes of EWI's top Asian market analyst.

This analysis was originally available only to EWI's paying subscribers, but it is so eye-opening and insightful, we've convinced Elliott Wave International to give it to you -- for free!

Download your free report, The East Asian Travel Logs: Insights into the China Economy and Japan Economy, Here.

Best Wishes,

Tim

  1. Quote of the month. (Who Said it?)
    Answer at the Bottom of Page

Do the difficult things while they are easy and do the great things while they are small. A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step.

 

  1.  New Articles This Month

    This month we have lots of new articles for you.  And if you are thinking wow there are too many articles to read all at once... sign up for the "newsfeed"  --look for the newsfeed symbol  in the lower left of the site you are interested in (or all 3) and it will automatically notify you when new articles are posted.     Look for the RSS feed icon  --->  Newsfeed

    From InflationData.net    (Our New Inflation Blog)

    1. How paper money fails

    2. The Bear Market and Depression: How Close to the Bottom?

    3. Global Inflation and Double-Dip Recession Prospects

    4. The Con of the Century

     See the whole list at: http://inflationdata.net/

    From Fintrend.net    (Our New Investing Blog)

  1. Gulf Spill: Obama’s Waterloo?
  2. Government Mules
  3. Fraud at Goldman Sachs
  4. Living the Money Dream
  5. Richard Dennis And His Millionaire Turtle Traders!
  6. Tax Laws for Federal Inheritance
  7. Why’s Fx A Great Investment Opportunity?
  8. Learn Basics of Elliott Wave Analysis — FREE

    9. See the whole list at http://fintrend.net/

    From Your Family Finances.com

  1. Why Work if You Don’t Have To?
  2. How to Blow An Interview in Less Than 10 Seconds!
  3. Stock Trading Education: A Primer For the New Investor
  4. Section 179 Depreciation

http://yourfamilyfinances.com --  Basic saving and investing information

  1. NYSE Rate of Change (ROC)

Below the moving average -- Sell Signal.
See http://fintrend.com/ftf/nyse_roc.asp for details.

           

  1. NASDAQ Rate of Change (ROC)

Below the moving average ... Sell Signal (weaker than NYSE).
See http://fintrend.com/ftf/nasdaq_roc.asp .

  1. The Moore Inflation Predictor (MIP)

    Last month we were off by 2/100ths of a percent  also see how accurate our January prediction was for June's inflation rate!

    See what The Moore Inflation Predictor is forecasting: http://fintrend.com/ftf/mip.asp 

     

  2.  Inflation information

    Annual inflation Chart: See what the Annual Inflation rate looks like now
     See http://inflationdata.com/inflation/Inflation/AnnualInflation.asp for more information.

    Current Inflation Rate Table: See rates since 2000
    http://inflationdata.com/Inflation/Inflation_Rate/CurrentInflation.asp

    Historical Inflation Table: See the bigger picture-- rates since 1913
    http://inflationdata.com/Inflation/Inflation_Rate/HistoricalInflation.aspx

    See how Inflation/Deflation correlates with recessions and depression.
    http://inflationdata.com/inflation/images/charts/Annual_Inflation/inflation_and_recession_chart.htm 

     

  3. Answer to "Who said it?"

Chinese Philosopher Lao Tzu said, "Do the difficult things while they are easy and do the great things while they are small. A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step".

 

 

 Download your free report from Elliott Wave, "The East Asian Travel Logs: Insights into the China Economy and Japan Economy", Here.

 

Tim McMahon, Editor
Financial Trend Forecaster
The Web's Premiere Inflation Forecasting Website
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