March 2008 – Jim Woods Investing

March 28, 2008

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The Wisdom of "Gravity"

The U.S. dollar is down, down, down, and the greenback continues declining to unprecedented lows against the euro and other foreign currencies. Indeed, the dollar has fallen against most of the major currencies as traders increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to cut the target lending rate by as much as a half-percentage point in April to help revive flagging U.S. economic growth

Risk Management: A Primer 2

The U.S. dollar is down, down, down, and the greenback continues declining to unprecedented lows against the euro and other foreign currencies. Indeed, the dollar has fallen against most of the major currencies as traders increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to cut the target lending rate by as much as a half-percentage point in April to help revive flagging U.S. economic growth

Lighten Up!

The U.S. dollar is down, down, down, and the greenback continues declining to unprecedented lows against the euro and other foreign currencies. Indeed, the dollar has fallen against most of the major currencies as traders increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to cut the target lending rate by as much as a half-percentage point in April to help revive flagging U.S. economic growth

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The U.S. dollar is down, down, down, and the greenback continues declining to unprecedented lows against the euro and other foreign currencies. Indeed, the dollar has fallen against most of the major currencies as traders increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to cut the target lending rate by as much as a half-percentage point in April to help revive flagging U.S. economic growth

ETF Talk: A Fist Full of Dollars

The U.S. dollar is down, down, down, and the greenback continues declining to unprecedented lows against the euro and other foreign currencies. Indeed, the dollar has fallen against most of the major currencies as traders increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to cut the target lending rate by as much as a half-percentage point in April to help revive flagging U.S. economic growth

Are You Ready for Some "Fabianisms"? 2

The U.S. dollar is down, down, down, and the greenback continues declining to unprecedented lows against the euro and other foreign currencies. Indeed, the dollar has fallen against most of the major currencies as traders increasingly expect the Federal Reserve to cut the target lending rate by as much as a half-percentage point in April to help revive flagging U.S. economic growth

March 20, 2008

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The Wisdom of the Scientific Method

Tuesday’s dramatic rally in stocks brought renewed buying vigor back to Wall Street — at least for one day. What happened yesterday was, in my opinion, just another day in a long line of big bear market rallies. No surprise here, as the nature of stocks is that they basically want to go higher

ETF Talk: Water, Water Everywhere

Tuesday’s dramatic rally in stocks brought renewed buying vigor back to Wall Street — at least for one day. What happened yesterday was, in my opinion, just another day in a long line of big bear market rallies. No surprise here, as the nature of stocks is that they basically want to go higher