Thursday, April 1, 2010

Barack Hussein Obama trades American liberty for Moslem feudalism

Barack Hussein Obama trades American liberty for Moslem feudalism

American liberty and free enterprise bailed the world out of several economic panics, one FDR socialist Great Depression, several socialist European depressions, two world wars and many attempts of socialist atheistic and Moslem pirate and terrorist groups to slaughter innocents who did not agree with their ideology. Since America rose to world power there has not been another World War or socialist caused depression. Obama wants to scrap the individual freedom, liberty, and free enterprise precepts of the American Constitution for the time proven sick and depraved socialist system which has been the legacy of all the evil men and sick societies of time from Mohammed spreading lies by the sword to Hitler's Arian Race, to the killing fields of Cambodia and to the 911 Moslem terrorists. Obamacare and socialism would turn America into a cradle to grave government run feudal state much like they have in Indonesia and Nigeria Obama's childhood countries. Under Barack Hussein Obama's socialism it is not what you know and achieve that count, but what political organization you belong to and who you know that counts. Under Sadham Hussein if you did not support him he had you thrown off a roof or thrown in a vat of acid. Only the strict adherence to the checks and balances of the American constitution has protected Americans from sick charismatic dictatorial socialists taking over our government.

World Outlook
The Baltic Dry index measures the health of world trade. It has shown a serious decline in the last few months and that no doubt is why Jim Cramer has been ignoring it of late. It means world trade is slowing,
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/cbuilder?ticker1=BDIY%3AIND

Markets
Personal Income did not increase in February but Spending was up 0.3%. Both were not as good as expected. Core deflation was zero. We need some inflation to stay out of a Great Depression.

The Conference Board’s confidence index rose to 52.5 from 46.4 in February but taken together looks flat and not improving at all.
http://www.martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_conco.htm

On the bright side, retail sales have returned to normal and while car sales and new home sales are pathetic, that means that auto and housing stocks can still go a lot higher but retail stocks probably had their run.
http://www.martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_sales.htm

Housing Price Index of 20 U.S. cities rose 0.3 percent in January after a similar gain in December. That is eight consecutive months of gains but there still is along way to go.

Markets this week
As manufacturing now begins to level off it is not a bad sign because it means we have recovered in that sector and manufacturing is beginning to approach capacity so they could begin hiring again very soon.
http://www.martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_mnord.htm

Wednesday, March 31:
ADP Jobs report on non-farm private employment decreased 23,000 from February to March on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the ADP National Employment Report. The estimated change of employment from January 2010 to February 2010 were also both revised 20% down, from a decline of 20,000 to a decline of 24,000.

Yesterday:
The March employment decline was the smallest since employment began falling in February of 2008 only because January and February were reduced 20% from as mentioned above. Without the revisions March would have been at least 15% worse than the previous two months. Lack of improvement in employment the first quarter is not consistent with the decline of initial unemployment claims that occurred during the winter that was due to people dropping off the unemployment compensation rolls. Chicago PM Index: The Institute for Supply Management-Chicago Inc. said that its business barometer fell to 58.8, lower than anticipated, from a February reading of 62.6 that was the highest since April 2005. Figures greater than 50 signal expansion. Orders placed with U.S. factories rose in February, while inventories and backlogs climbed by the most in more than a year, a Commerce Department reports showed today. Factory Orders increased slightly in March due to new factory orders.

Thursday, April 1:
Unemployment Claims
Layoff Report
ISM Manufacturing Index
Construction Spend

Market Outlook April 1

Obama and the democrat-socialists are setting the stage for short sellers of every breed to sweep in soon and attack American markets and currencies. The fact that George Soros funded the Obama campaign should have been enough cause for every American to vote against the Obama regime.

World Markets
Asian markets were up over night; Shanghai up 1.2%, Hong Kong up 1.4%, India up 0.9%, and Japan up 1.4%.

European markets are currently up in the range from 0.5 to 1.1 % this morning about half way through their day.

Today US pre-market futures are up in a range 0% to 0.4% at 8:00 AM EST.

We have noticed that the greatest impediment to stock market profits is a portfolio under $100,000. Beyond $100,000 the investor costs go down and diversification begins to work. Below $6000 it is almost impossible for an investor to make money other than in an index fund (at best) and that has performed close to a net zero for the last ten years (even ignoring trading commissions).


American liberty and free enterprise bailed the world out of several economic panics, one FDR socialist Great Depression, several socialist European depressions, two world wars and many attempts of socialist atheistic and Moslem pirate and terrorist groups to slaughter innocents who did not agree with their ideology. Since America rose to world power there has not been another World War or socialist caused depression. Obama wants to scrap the world freedom, liberty, and free enterprise precepts of the American Constitution to the time proven sick and depraved socialist system which has been the legacy of all the evil men and sick societies of time from Mohammed spreading lies by the sword to Hitler's Arian Race, to the killing fields of Cambodia and to 911. Obamacare and socialism would turn America into a cradle to grave government run feudal state like they have in Indonesia and Nigeria Obama's childhood countries. Under Barack Hussein Obama's socialism it is not what you know and achieve that count, but what political organization you belong to and who you know that accounts. Under Sadham Hussein if you did not support him he had you thrown off a roof or thrown in a vat of acid. Only the strict adherence to the checks and balances of the American constitution has protected Americans from dictatorial socialists taking over our government.

World Outlook
The Baltic Dry index measures the health of world trade. It has shown a serious decline in the last few months and that no doubt is why Jim Cramer has been ignoring it of late. It means world trade is slowing,
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/cbuilder?ticker1=BDIY%3AIND

Markets
Personal Income did not increase in February but Spending was up 0.3%. Both were not as good as expected. Core deflation was zero. We need some inflation to stay out of a Great Depression.

The Conference Board’s confidence index rose to 52.5 from 46.4 in February but taken together looks flat and not improving at all.
http://www.martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_conco.htm

On the bright side, retail sales have returned to normal and while car sales and new home sales are pathetic, that means that auto and housing stocks can still go a lot higher but retail stocks probably had their run.
http://www.martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_sales.htm

Housing Price Index of 20 U.S. cities rose 0.3 percent in January after a similar gain in December. That is eight consecutive months of gains but there still is along way to go.

Markets this week
As manufacturing now begins to level off it is not a bad sign because it means we have recovered in that sector and manufacturing is beginning to approach capacity so they could begin hiring again very soon.
http://www.martincapital.com/chart-pgs/Pg_mnord.htm

Wednesday, March 31:
ADP Jobs report on non-farm private employment decreased 23,000 from February to March on a seasonally adjusted basis, according to the ADP National Employment Report. The estimated change of employment from January 2010 to February 2010 were also both revised 20% down, from a decline of 20,000 to a decline of 24,000.

Yesterday:
The March employment decline was the smallest since employment began falling in February of 2008 only because January and February were reduced 20% from as mentioned above. Without the revisions March would have been at least 15% worse than the previous two months. Lack of improvement in employment the first quarter is not consistent with the decline of initial unemployment claims that occurred during the winter that was due to people dropping off the unemployment compensation rolls. Chicago PM Index: The Institute for Supply Management-Chicago Inc. said that its business barometer fell to 58.8, lower than anticipated, from a February reading of 62.6 that was the highest since April 2005. Figures greater than 50 signal expansion. Orders placed with U.S. factories rose in February, while inventories and backlogs climbed by the most in more than a year, a Commerce Department reports showed today. Factory Orders increased slightly in March due to new factory orders.

Thursday, April 1:
Unemployment Claims
Layoff Report
ISM Manufacturing Index
Construction Spend

Market Outlook April 1

Obama and the democrat-socialists are setting the stage for short sellers of every breed to sweep in soon and attack American markets and currencies. The fact that George Soros funded the Obama campaign should have been enough cause for every American to vote against the Obama regime.

World Markets
Asian markets were up over night; Shanghai up 1.2%, Hong Kong up 1.4%, India up 0.9%, and Japan up 1.4%.

European markets are currently up in the range from 0.5 to 1.1 % this morning about half way through their day.

Today US pre-market futures are up in a range 0% to 0.4% at 8:00 AM EST.

We have noticed that the greatest impediment to stock market profits is a portfolio under $100,000. Beyond $100,000 the investor costs go down and diversification begins to work. Below $6000 it is almost impossible for an investor to make money other than in an index fund (at best) and that has performed close to a net zero for the last ten years (even ignoring trading commissions).

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