War Room Briefing Friday, May 6

by Claus Vogt on May 2, 2011

Please join me along with Tom Essaye in our War Room briefing — this Friday!  

Here are the key facts: 

 

Date: Friday, May 6

Time: 12 Noon Eastern Time (9 AM Pacific, 4 PM GMT)

Subject: Market Update and Portfolio Review

Your participation: Question and Answer Session

 

And here’s what to do …

Step 1. Post your questions here in advance.

Step 2. A few minutes before 12 Noon on Friday (9 AM Pacific, 4 PM GMT), click here.

That’s it! Tom and I look forward to seeing you there.

Regards,

Claus

P.S. If you have trouble logging in, please call 1-800-711-4090.  Technical assistance will begin on Friday at 11 AM (8 AM Pacific, 3 PM GMT).

P.P.S. Later, the recording of the briefing will also be available on the weissresearchissues.com website. But we recommend you participate during the event on Friday.

{ 23 comments… read them below or add one }

Leonard Goodwin 05.02.11 at 4:59 pm

Is it advantageous to continue to hold United States I Bonds since their interest rate rises with rising interest rates? Leonatrd

J.Jim Holmes 05.02.11 at 9:54 pm

Do you think as you did when I first signed up,that the market will set new lows ? Or has the government and the Feds created so much inflation that it overrides deflation and gives us false market values,never going down.
J.Jim Holmes

gropingnome 05.04.11 at 9:29 am

The human-created world has been turning upside down in all areas of American society. Crime is rampant, including and especially on Wall Street, as has been proven by events of the last decade and more.

Does greed-driven crime not make fundamental stock analysis very unreliable?

Peter Forte 05.04.11 at 10:02 am

It is my understanding that the money from QE2 made its way to the US banks and since they are not making business (for one reason or another) that money did not have its intended impact on the economy. What’s your opinion?

JWM 05.05.11 at 11:45 am

IF A PURCHASE OF A PERCIOUS ASSET IS MADE; WOULD YOU ADVISE PHYSICAL POSSESSION OR A RECEIPT FOR THE PURCHASE? WHY? WHY NOT?
THANK YOU. JWM

Melvyn 05.05.11 at 12:03 pm

I have kept closely to the model portfolio. However, I am at the point where I need to cut my losses. I am looking for concrete information on your solutions to this.

Doug H. 05.05.11 at 12:04 pm

Gold has been a steady performer (as a metal or in the ‘GLD’ ETF) all through 2010 and until now, as well. Yet we do not hear you advocate it or favor it. Why not?

Kay 05.06.11 at 12:00 am

Will you predict a short term bottom for gold and silver? After they bottom, will gold and silver rise above the YTD high? When will we know to sell gold, silver, oil, and commodities,
in general?

Lewis Schnapp 05.06.11 at 11:28 am

The precious metals have had a humongous downdraft these last several days, especially silver. Can it all be attributed to the increased margin requirements or is there something more fundamental at work?

gropingnome 05.06.11 at 11:31 am

Claus, I strongly believe that you are on the right track with your identification and analysis of the fundamentals, and greed and fraud will eventually collapses under its own weight.

Timing is the key. How can one determine the right time to buy or sell stocks?

Steve 05.06.11 at 12:08 pm

Granted the market may be overvalued but how long may it stay that way? I think “timing” has been the greatest problem with investing or trading market assets. We have heard about the dangers in this market for some time now but the market doesn’t seem to care about our valuations. How can we improve our timing of buying/selling assets?

Marvin Monk 05.06.11 at 12:09 pm

I have been also following Nilus Mative’s advice and investing in dividend paying stocks as well as the Contrarian Portfolio. Do dividends tend to go up when the dollar drops? And will these stocks be sharply down in the near future? Should I be exiting these stocks?

Leonard 05.06.11 at 12:28 pm

can u talk about the silver inverse etf which we got out of prematurely

Leonard 05.06.11 at 12:42 pm

You didnt talk about the inverse silver etf which we abandoned prematurely. Disappointed!
Would like to have heard his excuse for that move.

mike beaman 05.06.11 at 12:43 pm

Did Tom inadvertently say, “we will speak with you again in April”??

This was not taped too long ago was it??

Thanks,

Mike

Don Senecal 05.06.11 at 12:46 pm

One of U is breathing very hard into the mike. I don’t think it is claus.
Very disconcerting!!!

Bruce McCauley 05.06.11 at 2:28 pm

Why shouldn’t we invest in the exit strategy of negative market index ETFs — like SH?

M W Baumeister 05.06.11 at 7:42 pm

after a pause, nothing is playing …

JOHN DOUGLAS 05.07.11 at 4:38 pm

In 1985 I was aware of anonolous energy in experimental gas turbines , Pons/Fleishman woke me up again.Their ordeal reminded me of the first incident. The gas turbine Engineer who recorded the Anomaly stated ” I’m not going down that track; they’ll Crucify me!
He got it right! Pons/Fleishman were crucified and MIT etc got their $B funds
It now appears that an Italian Engineer of the type that Engineered the Industrial Revolution(Not Academic)has gone ahead and is capable of producing power for 1 cent per kwh from nickel and hydrogen.(ANREA ROSSI)
YouTube – The Magic of Mr Rossi
This information is available on the Internet and Swedish,Italian and Greek Media
Is it being kept out of the MSM untill the insiders have repositioned themselves?

PS. I am 73 years old with a background of : GRAMMER SCHOOL(UK) ,ENGINEERING,FARMING AND (POST MAJOR ACCIDENT)-ACCOUNTING.
eg. not a conspiracy theorist.
P.S. If this works out MIT , the Scientific Establishment et al will lose $Billions in research
grants. Don’t expect unbiased comment from people whose morgages are on the line

I remember going to Australia and finding out that SWANS ARE BLACK

Am I about to experience my second Black Swan event ?

Untill then how do I invest?

Sean 05.15.11 at 3:05 pm

What is this HUI ETF you are refering to in your last newsletter? I don’t see it in the portfolio, was this something I missed?

Jim Collister 05.19.11 at 6:57 pm

Claus,

After 2 years the portfolio is down 15.59%. For all your talk, you’ve not shown me that you’re worth the $3500 or so that a two years subscription has cost. This has been a VERY expensive “learning experience”, one I’m not liable to forget. All the talk and hype used to marketed this service at the outset turned out to be misleading. I suspect your market analysis has a lot of value; but you’ve been unable to couple this with timing. I would, therefore, be unwise to renew my subscription (Fool me once………). To all those who’ll continue this “E-ticket” ride………best of luck.

Jim Collister 05.20.11 at 12:53 pm

Too close to home? My last posting was apparently too acerbic for the good folks monitoring the content of this blog. Good luck to all who continue with this “service”.

Jim Collister 05.25.11 at 1:42 pm

TBT is now down in negative territory. Yes this was a good call when QE2 began; at on point the positon was up 20%……… but now, as usual, a great position has turned neutral and may well become a dog.

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