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SEBI is pushing on the frontiers of enforcement in India. This is the order on Bank of Rajasthan.
I was surprised to see how small the market reaction was (this image is from Yahoo Finance):

What am I not understanding?

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People hear my clear, clarion call for them to buy gold, silver and oil as their protection from the monetary and fiscal stupidities which abound – abound! – all around us, and they have questions, such as the one that is burned into my brain from an altercation this morning outside of the hardware store, [...]

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Trace: Welcome back to the 65th episode of the RunToGold.com podcast. This will be an interview with John Rubino. Welcome John!
John: Hey Trace! How are you?
Trace: Great, great. You’re the author of The Collapse of the Dollar.
John: Co-author.
Trace: Yeah, co-author with James Turk, the founder of Gold Money, and then you also run your own [...]

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As we ring in the New Year here are the top Good News Headlines of 2009.
1. Graphs That Lie (A First Look 1974 vs 2008 Stock Behavior)
2. What was Warren Buffet doing in 1974? (Invest Now and Get Rich)
3. John Cassidy (The Eternal Pessimist) Sees The Light
4. Deflation? NOT!
5. Evidence [...]

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And what a dead cat bounce it has been so far.
Since March the bull market run has continued swift and steep leaving many in the dust. On Monday the Dow plowed ahead and closed up 3,954 points higher than its low in March.
For those with the guts to invest with Warren Buffet early in [...]

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Even though markets were sliding rapidly last year at this time, the stock market indexes have now recovered to the point that year over year gains are quite substantial.
For the Dow Jones industrial average, the one year gain is now 1,773 points, up 21% from a year ago at this time:

The S&P500 Index is up [...]

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“For every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction.”
Newton’s statement implies that in every interaction, there is a pair of forces acting on the two interacting systems. The size of the forces on the first system equals the size of the force on the second system. The direction of the force on the first [...]

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Another Good News Thursday saw major US stock indexes closing at fresh 2009 highs. The Dow Jones Average was up for the eighth straight day — the best winning run since April 2007.
As we predicted here, the bull market move has been swift and steep leaving many investors in the dust. Stocks have [...]

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To close out last week, existing-home sales were reported to spiked up to their highest level in nearly two years from June to July with home resales bouncing 7.2%. It was the highest month-over-month percentage increase in more than 10 years.
“The housing market has decisively turned for the better,” said Lawrence Yun, the National [...]

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Of the 72 public companies followed by Briefing.com on Tuesday, only 9 stocks missed their earnings estimates. That follows an extremely positive market performance on Monday when only 3 of 30 firms missed their number.
Of the 59 issues that beat their estimates Tuesday, they beat them handily. Those companies provided surprise after surprise [...]

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