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Will The Fed Bring Us More QE? Be Careful What You Wish For!

Mike Maloney's video, "If You Don't Think QE4 & QE5 Are Coming, You're Smoking Something", raised a red flag. The Fed did not raise rates and didn't rule out more Quantitative Easing (QE) in the future. Mike fears QE may include bailing out companies that can't pay their debts.

QE was different

Unlike historical fed interest rate adjustments, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP – followed by doses of QE) bailed out banks directly by taking billions in bad loans off their hands.

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Will The Fed Bring Us More QE? Be Careful What You Wish For!

February 21, 2019 Dennis Miller One comment

Mike Maloney’s video, “If You Don’t Think QE4 & QE5 Are Coming, You’re Smoking Something”, raised a red flag. The Fed did not raise rates and didn’t rule out more Quantitative Easing (QE) in the future. Mike fears QE may include bailing out companies that can’t pay their debts. QE was different Unlike historical fed interest rate adjustments, the Troubled […]

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Will Gold Shine In 2019?

February 14, 2019 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

Several experts, who are not in the gold business, recently suggested gold will be a good investment in 2019. Zerohedge reports on David Einhorn’s annual letter to Greenlight Capital shareholders with my emphasis: “Gold – Long – U.S. debt to GDP is over 100%. The…U.S. debt has increased by over $2 trillion…. When the economy eventually slows, the deficit is […]

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If Socialism Is So Good, Why Are People Moving Away?

February 7, 2019 Dennis Miller 7 comments

The mainstream media is citing reports, with widely varying percentages, that many young Americans prefer socialism to capitalism – and are supporting socialist candidates. The media provides extended coverage to politicians touting socialist programs. The New York Times trumpets, “Mayor de Blasio Says Wealth Is ‘in the Wrong Hands,’ Pledges to Redistribute It.” “Here’s the truth, brothers and sisters, there’s […]

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How Far Can An Apple Fall? Should You Sell or Ride It Out?

January 31, 2019 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

Apple was the first $1 trillion company. In May 2018 they announced a $100 billion stock buyback program. Their stock was over $225/share at the end of August. In November, Tony Daltorio, one of our panel of experts, wrote “Two Smartphone Makers Nipping at Apple’s Heels“. Apple’s stock dropped around 16% since Tony’s warning. Tony’s comments raised a huge red […]

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Is Your Money Manager Really Listening?

January 24, 2019 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

No one cares as much about your money as you do! If a money manager doesn’t perform, they lose a client – you lose your money! Most money managers have a genuine concern for their clients however, they can make mistakes. One of the worst mistakes is not listening and understanding the needs those nearing retirement. In response to our […]

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When Times Are Tough You Learn Who Is Doing Their Homework!

January 17, 2019 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

My broker/mentor was fond of saying; “It’s easy for investment advisors when the market is booming. When times are tough you learn who is doing their homework!” She was a veteran and the voice of experience. We looked out her office window and counted a dozen starter BMW’s in the employee parking lot. They belonged to their cadre of freshly […]

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Open Letter To Larry Culp, GE’s New CEO

January 10, 2019 Dennis Miller 2 comments

Dear Mr. Culp, I wish you the best in your new challenge. This Motley Fool article about your background is encouraging. Why am I writing this? During the Jack Welch era, GE contracted with my training company, Value Selling. GE’s needs were different. Jack’s vision was clear. Each business was required to grow market share and improve their profit margins […]

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Looking For Solid Dividend Payers? What Should We Expect in 2019?

January 3, 2019 Dennis Miller Leave a comment

When the Fed bailed out the banks at the expense of seniors and savers, interest rates tanked while investors sought out solid dividend-paying stocks. Interest rates are now rising, and the Fed remains hell-bent with continuing their aggressive monetary policies. Many pundits predict the market is due for a major correction. With a new Congress, there is much uncertainty on […]

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