Subject: We Have Tsipras and Merkel to Thank for This Market-Crushing Profit Play
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We Have Tsipras and Merkel to Thank for This Market-Crushing Profit Play
By Peter Krauth, Resource Specialist, Money Morning - July 16, 2015
Greek banks were hanging onto a cliff's edge by their fingernails when Greek and European parliaments and finance ministers debated the future of Greece within Europe.
But less than a week after the referendum that said "???!" (No!) to more austerity, Prime Minister Tsipras had already betrayed that vote, proposing considerable cuts in exchange for yet another lifeline.
That is just where our can-kicking profit opportunity lies...
A "Digitalized" Profit Play Mr. Spock Would Love
This Great Profit Play Has Another Catalyst Coming
By Michael E. Lewitt, Global Credit Strategist, Money Morning • @MichaelELewitt - April 13, 2015
Recently, the world mourned the death of beloved actor Leonard Nimoy. Mr. Nimoy, of course, was renowned for his portrayal of the iconic character Mr. Spock on the 1966 television series "Star Trek."
One of the most memorable "Star Trek" inventions was the transporter beam that effortlessly moved people and other solid objects through space in an instant.
Indeed, "Beam me up, Scotty" became part of the pop culture lexicon during the height of the show's popularity and remains there today.
Today's investors expecting central bankers to solve the world's economic problems might just as well believe that Janet Yellen is capable of beaming them straight into the Marriner S. Eccles Federal Reserve Board Building in Washington, D.C., which houses the main offices of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System.
The world is suffering from a solvency problem - there is too much debt that can't be serviced or repaid.
It shouldn't take a Vulcan with the cool logic and super-intelligence of Spock to understand the massive threat (and lucrative opportunity) the situation poses for the global economy and our money.
In fact, it's quite logical...
By Michael A. Robinson, Defense + Tech Specialist, Money Morning • @Robinson_STI - April 11, 2014
The great thing for investors is that by owning stock in the parent company, they generally get shares in the spin-off automatically as special dividends, often tax-free.
The spin-off company, Pivotal, marks its one-year anniversary this month as it continues to gain traction in the Internet realm.