Articles  The Book
Stock Investing 101 logo

October 14, 2014 by John Reizner

Why U.S. Bond Yields May Continue Lower: Wall Street May Have It Wrong about Interest Rates

Will  U.S. interest rates continue to remain low as the economic "recovery"  after the financial crisis progresses in fits and starts? In this post, stock Investingg 101 maintains that a recovery that may not gain traction until the money created by the Federal Reserve circulates in the actual economy, not just flowing to and propping up the stock market.

Continue reading » Why U.S. Bond Yields May Continue Lower: Wall Street May Have It Wrong about Interest Rates

Posted at 8:07 AM | | Comments (0) |

May 30, 2010 by John Reizner

Deflation Risk May Now Threaten Many Asset Classes

The immediate force starting in May 2010 with which our investments may have to reckon may be deflation (lower or stagnant prices) throughout our economy and in asset classes such as the stock market, oil, silver and potentially gold.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 10136.6 on Friday, May 28, 2010. Gold closed at $1,212.20 per troy ounce and silver closed at $18.43 per ounce on this date. (Editor's note: oil traded at $74.09 when this post was written).

Continue reading » Deflation Risk May Now Threaten Many Asset Classes

Posted at 12:00 AM | | Comments (0) |

June 2, 2009 by John Reizner

Inflation Hedge Strategies and Thoughts for 2010 and Beyond

It is widely known that government authorities across the globe are attempting to pump prime their nations' depression-racked economies by printing vast sums of paper money. Some nations, including the United States, are running trillion dollar deficits and will go deeper into debt in future years in order to finance an expansion that may not materialize as planned.

Continue reading » Inflation Hedge Strategies and Thoughts for 2010 and Beyond

Posted at 11:58 AM | | Comments (0) |

February 3, 2009 by John Reizner

Will the U.S. Suffer an Inflation or Deflation (or Both)?

At the apex of the 2008 financial and economic crisis in America, Reizner related the events of the day and prognosticated about America's economic and stock market future beyond the severe financial crisis that shook the country to its foundations.

Continue reading » Will the U.S. Suffer an Inflation or Deflation (or Both)?

Posted at 12:00 AM | | Comments (0) |

October 10, 2008 by John Reizner

The Credit/Debt Crisis: A Depression Era Stock Market and America's Financial Failure?

With the Dow Jones Industrial Average below 9000, we are witnessing an epic battle between the forces of a stock market crash and possible economic deflation, on the one hand, and the might of the Federal Reserve and government, on the other. We face frozen credit markets and a huge debt burden on our citizens and government that has built over decades as both citizens and the federal government have been living beyond their means.

Continue reading » The Credit/Debt Crisis: A Depression Era Stock Market and America's Financial Failure?

Posted at 12:00 AM | | Comments (0) |

February 26, 2007 by John Reizner

Inflation and the Stock Market: Does Anyone Remember the Seventies?

We live in an era of particular asset appreciation. In spite of the much ballyhooed report of the real estate bubble bursting, I just saw recently on a financial news show that an 80 million dollar home/estate for sale had attracted more than one bidder, and that the bidders were, of course, in the financial field. Stock prices are hitting records. The price of oil is still high, and even the agricultural commodities are moving now. So where is all this commodity inflation now, what will it do to our stock market, and how does this relate to our past economic experience?

Continue reading » Inflation and the Stock Market: Does Anyone Remember the Seventies?

Posted at 12:00 AM | | Comments (0) |

Subscribe to deflation

Home | John Reizner | The Book | FAQs | Contact | Terms of Use | Privacy

Copyright © 2007 John R. Reizner. Sacramento, CA.