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Stocks Bear Market Rally or Real Bull Market Rebound?- 29th May 09 -William_R_Thomson

Obamanomics Reflating the U.S. Economy Out of Depression- 29th May 09 - Ty_Andros

Crude Oil and AMEX Oil Index Analysis and Forecast Trends- 28th May 09 -David_Petch

COMEX Gold Price Manipulation Stress Near Breaking Point - 28th May 09 -Jim_Willie_CB

Can North Korean Nukes Rattle Global Stock & Financial Markets?- 27th May 09 -Gary_Dorsch

Government and Financial Institutions Controlled by Evil Men- 26th May 09 -James_Quinn

UK House Prices Summer Bounce an Illusion- 26th May 09 -Andrew_Butter

Stocks, Gold, Silver and Crude Oil Inter Market Analysis & Forecasts- 26th May 09 -Chris_Vermeulen

Stock Market Rally Over, Prepare for New Bear Market Lows- 26th May 09 -Clive_Maund

Global Debt Deleveraging Recession Gets Worse as Government Deficit Grows- 24th May 09 -John_Mauldin

U.S. Dollar’s Impact on Commodity Price Trends - 22nd May 09 -Zeal_LLC

Gold Wildly Bullish as Paradigm Shift Underway of Banking Power to Creditor Nations - 22nd May 09 - Jim_Willie_CB

Most Popular Financial Markets Analysis of the Week :

1. Financial Markets and Economic Crash, the Next Leg Down Will be Worse

By:Mike_Whitney

Collapsing home prices and credit markets continue to put downward pressure on consumer spending, forcing the Federal Reserve to take even more radical action to revive the economy. Last week, Fed chief Ben Bernanke raised the prospect of further monetizing the debt by purchasing more than the $1.75 trillion of Treasuries and mortgage-backed securities (MBS) already committed.

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2. Bilderberg Plan For Remaking the Global Political Economy 2009

By: Andrew G. Marshall

Andrew G. Marshall writes: From May 14-17, the global elite met in secret in Greece for the yearly Bilderberg conference, amid scattered and limited global media attention. Roughly 130 of the world’s most powerful individuals came together to discuss the pressing issues of today, and to chart a course for the next year.

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3. Global Debt Deleveraging Recession Gets Worse as Government Deficit Grows

By: John_Mauldin

There is something that is bumping around in my worry closet. The bond market is not behaving as if there is deflation in our future, and the dollar is getting weaker. Unemployment keeps rising, but most of all, the US government deficit looks to be spinning out of control. This week we look at all of this and take a tour around the world to see what is happening. There is a lot of interesting material to cover.

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4. The Biggest Reason to Get Excited About Investing in Agriculture

By: Chris Mayer

There is some mind-bending stuff percolating in the agricultural markets. In fact, the setting recalls the one that set off the big move in oil prices in recent years...

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5. Stocks Bull Market or Bear Trap? It’s Easy to See

By: John_Handbury

There has been a large volume of press regarding the latest run-up in stock prices and whether this is a legitimate beginning of a trend, or a bear market trap. The answer is pretty simple and easy to see from the plot below:

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6. Memorial Day Disaster, Foreigners Dumping Dollar Assets, Stocks & Bonds

By: Martin Weiss

This would normally be my time for a quiet Memorial Day at home.

But even as we seek calm, investors overseas are doing precisely the opposite.

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7. Stocks Bear Market, Russo Vs Prechter an Elliott Wave Count Comparison

By: Joseph_Russo

First, we wish to state for the record that there is no meaningful difference in the intermediate and long-term market opinions held by the astute Mr. Prechter and those held by this analyst. Secondly, we would like to note that we hold the utmost respect for Mr. Prechter’s talents, skills, contributions, and achievements in both his publishing empire, and in his eloquent and brilliant sharing of Elliott Wave Theory.

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