[Money-matters] FW: [Money Matters Newsletter] Markets too manipulated for short term movement calls. Follow Dream Portfolio. Update Sept 19 2011

[Marc Cuniberti/Bay Area Process/KVMR FM/KFOK FM Radios]

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Markets too manipulated for short term movement calls. Follow Dream
Portfolio. Update Sept 19 2011

Marc's notes:
Up then down. Are any of you comfortable with these markets? I am sure not.
>From Greece Euro problems to deficit issues to mortgage relief. I am pretty
much a done ducky in trying to call stock market directions. It is so
manipulated on just about all levels I really can't say it is wise to have
much money in stocks right now.
Now more then ever I think you will agree this market is not for the young
and if you want to retire and keep what you have, we should all just lighten
up on stocks and spread our money out in all the places on the Dream
Portfolio and then some. The more variety you have, the better. I will redo
the Dream Portfolio this week due to the bi polar market movements.
In a nutshell, have only 10 or 15 % in stocks  (dividend payers) a few
tenths of a percent in Gamblers plays (or none at all ),  20  % offshore
somewhere, 10 or 15 % in foreign currencies, 10 to 20 % or more in physical
gold and silver, 5 or 10  % in gold funds, a small percentage in contrary
short funds, lots in FDIC savings accounts or Treasuries or short term
(under 2 years) Cds' some in a NO RISK Cds like previous EVERBANK Market
Safe Cds (none available at this time but stay tuned), some solid real
estate or land if you can afford it, and even some offshore property, gold
or other tangible items out of US boundaries. Anything you can also add to
this mix is better! Experienced investors should consider selling covered
calls on volatile stocks for great returns.
This market is so scary and volatile I just can't in good conscience tell
you to have lots of money in it. 
I would hold off buying any expensive real estate as prices are still headed
down bar some damn fool new program that's probably going to muck up house
prices even more.Cars and kitchens should be delayed as well as lavish
domestic vacations. Overseas vacations are your guess as good as mine due to
US DOLLAR convulsions.
Gold and silver are being hit a bit but long term they should help protect
you against inflation which we all know is creeping, creeping, creeping.
Energy stocks that pay dividends are a good strategy. In managed accounts, I
have been lightening up on stocks across the board and moving more into gold
and silver.  Swiss Francs are finally looking to stabilize after the Swiss
Bank "Slam Down Act 2", where they printed billions to keep up with Uncle
Sam's massive counterfeiting scheme. Listen to "You Print I Print"  or
"Currency Wars" (Money Matters shows) to better understand what is going on.
I am lifting all short currency Gamblers plays so you should be out of most.
Those holding the Short Euro fund EUO on a gamblers play should set a stop
today as it is up for a slight profit. Get out of all currency gamblers
plays. This does not apply to our foreign currency FUNDS like FXA FXC or
FXF. Those standard holding should remain in your portfolio. I am only
talking about our TWITTER and NEWSLETTER gamblers plays. I can't call
currencies in this environment of Central Bank interventions any longer.
It's too damn difficult trying to say what the Bozo Gaggle of Clowns will do
next.
I am looking into a currency fund that is fairly stable, holds a variety of
currencies and offers a slight dividend as another alternative to our Dream
Portfolio plan and will let you know as soon as I finalize my analysis so
keep reading this newsletter.
For now I can't say anything really positive about these markets but to say
just be careful and keep most of your money safe in cash right now. Gold and
silver should help as well. Those holding gold and silver as well as Swiss
Francs, Canadian Dollars and Aussie Dollars should be doing fine depending
on when you bought them, with only the most recent buyers not seeing a
profit. If you have been following me for a while (started Money Matters in
2005) you should be seeing nice profits if you used the entire DREAM
PORTFOLIO PLAN. Those just buying dividend payers are just following the
markets in reality so if that's all you are doing , your probably just
breaking even or even seeing losses as all stocks move together. Remember,
the Money Matters plan is NOT STOCKS! Stocks should only be a small part of
your portfolio.
In other news, Obama said he would put forth 3 trillion in spending cuts
enacted over many years. I think we all know by now, Deficit reduction is
just a false promise by all on both sides of the aisle. Bottom line is they
keep saying the economy can't stand on its own and we will cut "later" when
things improve. Because the LACK OF CUTS is the root of the problem (too
much debt), things will not improve, at least for any extended period for a
lasting recovery. Only through CUTS can we really solve the problem of too
much debt.
For now, all eyes turn to Bernanke at weeks end for more "drug" (debt). The
more he promises through "who knows what"  programs, the more the market
will temporarily run. If he falls flat, so will the market.
Euro problems saturate the mood right now so expect another "kick" of the
can to put off once again what can't be put off. Greece will default and
others will follow, but another "kick" may delay once again that
inevitability.
No show this week but October looks to be packed! Email me if you would like
to meet.
For fun, look at this chart of the Japanese market the last 2 decades or so
plotted next to ours now. History rhymes. The Japanese tried what we are now
doing. It didn't work for them. What do you think?
All for now,
Marc
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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