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Inside The Stock Market ...trends, cross-currents, and outlook

Feb 07 1988

View From The North Country

  • Feb 7, 1988

here is a lot to write about this issue, including a number of equity portfolio changes and shifting sector strategies. But this publication must also uphold a cherished February tradition.

Feb 07 1988

Fearless Forecasts....1988

  • Feb 7, 1988

Each year, along about February, this publication makes a series of "Fearless Forecasts". Readers should not confuse these forecasts with the more traditional economic and market predictions that appeared in last month's issue. Still, in the past, the "Fearless Forecasts" have, at times, been closer to the mark than the conventional predictions.

Jan 07 1998

Was 1987 Really An "Up" Year For Stocks?

  • Jan 7, 1998

1987 closed with a pretty good rally, a rally extending into early January 1988.

Jan 07 1988

When Should You Buy Secondary Stocks?.....Continued

  • Jan 7, 1988

The Leuthold Group's special research study on this subject was sent to clients last month.

Jan 07 1988

View From The North Country

  • Jan 7, 1988

Another New Year has arrived.

Dec 01 1987

View from the North Country

  • Dec 1, 1987

The Outlook - A Summary of Current Views…Faulty Recollection of 1929…A Crash Still Waiting To Happen…December Bottom Fishing Time…Aussie Bonds…The Leuthold Group Eats Some Garlic

Dec 01 1987

Well…November Was Better Than October

  • Dec 1, 1987

The cyclical bear market appears to be bottoming, but that is only an opinion. Although improved, the Major Trend Index remains negative. Thus, we remain very cautious. We respect the numbers more than our opinion.

Dec 01 1987

Platinum and Gold

  • Dec 1, 1987

This issue our conventional asset allocation model is shifting part of its catastrophe insurance gold holding into platinum. We are becoming increasingly concerned about a gold glut in the next decade, while quantum leaps in platinum production are not in prospect.

Nov 01 1987

Has the Market Hit Bottom?

  • Nov 1, 1987

The Major Trend Index still negative but improved last week. I doubt that the market has recorded its bear market low, but I do think we are getting close.

Nov 01 1987

1987 Compared With 1962

  • Nov 1, 1987

For quite some time this publication has been maintaining that “the next cyclical bear market could be very similar to 1962”. At least up to now, the 1987 decline does indeed closely resemble 1962.

Nov 01 1987

View from the North Country

  • Nov 1, 1987

Maybe it's a Minnesota year - the Twins win the World Series and Northwest Airlines leads the pack terms of customer complaints! Also, tracking the impact of Black October around the world.

Oct 01 1987

View from the North Country

  • Oct 1, 1987

Don Weeden’s two-in-one solution to the debt crisis…Do dividends matter anymore?

Oct 01 1987

The Tail Continues to Wag the Dog

  • Oct 1, 1987

Our view remains unchanged in terms of prudent investment strategy. While trading opportunities may abound in the next few weeks, both long and short, the stock market is downright dangerous.

Oct 01 1987

“A Lot of 13-Year-Old Portfolio Managers”…… Some Market History

  • Oct 1, 1987

This last month, a client and I were discussing what the stock market was like back in the 1960’s and early 1970’s. We saw a number of parallels with the current market.

Sep 01 1987

View from the North Country

  • Sep 1, 1987

A Swede jumps ship at the Leuthold Port, a month of much research recapped, hypocrites on the Hill and Airline miseries.

Sep 01 1987

The Programs Are Back

  • Sep 1, 1987

Program trading has recently re-emerged as a major market influence. Extraordinary hour to hour volatility has returned. It appears that portfolio insurance futures selling is with us again as a significant volatility force.

Sep 01 1987

Client Questions

  • Sep 1, 1987

Here are some of the client questions that have been raised recently. Perhaps some of you have some of these same questions.

Aug 01 1987

The “Bottomless Pool of Liquidity”

  • Aug 1, 1987

This morning on television, I heard a Wall Street pundit proclaim that “the stock market has a bottomless pool of liquidity”. No doubt, when investor fear replaces investor greed, you will hear about the stock market being a “bottomless pit”.

Aug 01 1987

Tracking the Big Cap and Secondary Stock Relationship...Some New Analytical Tools

  • Aug 1, 1987

Historically, small cap stocks have outperformed big cap stocks in about two out of three years. But this has not been the case since mid-1983. What is going on? Has the investment world changed? Will small stocks ever again lead the parade?

Aug 01 1987

View from the North Country

  • Aug 1, 1987

Bring on the Mystics, Special Situation Research...Correction, Correction, Australian Bonds...The Right Guys Won, The Japan Factor

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