IvyBot By Byron and The IvyBot Team. Let’s Take A Closer Look… Launch Day: July 28th 2009 - 9AM EST. Product Website: http://www.IvyBot.com Product Creator: Byron and The IvyBot Team Starting Price: $149.95 Byron and The IvyBot Team will be releasing their latest product IvyBot , on July 28th 2009. Here’s a quick overview of this product. IvyBot Overview IvyBot is a very sophisticated trading system built by some of the most intelligent minds in the

WealthCap offers managed futures funds which lets the investors make such esoteric plays as shorting currencies and betting on cattle prices. It is basically a strategy used by some hedge funds and the two types of investment vehicles are close that many financial firms lump them together. Managed futures funds can be considered since this fund is for investors who require investments that have a low correlation with traditional asset classes, such as equity and fixed income investments. Weal

Good Evening: Just when market participants had grown used to the stock market’s recent pattern of falling in the morning and rising in the afternoon, U.S. share prices pulled a George Costanza and did the opposite today (if you are unsure what this “Seinfeld” reference means, click here ). Higher markets overseas, some decent earnings reports, and a positive interpretation of the jobless claims figures were all factors in pushing stocks to new highs for the year this morning. Some profit ta

By Matt Taibbi | Pak Alert Press | – From tech stocks to high gas prices, Goldman Sachs has engineered every major market manipulation since the Great Depression – and they’re about to do it again.The first thing you need to know about Goldman Sachs is that it’s everywhere. The world’s most powerful investment bank is a great vampire squid wrapped around the face of humanity, relentlessly jamming its blood funnel into anything that smells like money. In fact, the history of the recent finan

Dear CIGAs, Goldman is out there doing the public a service again by making a bear recommendation on the Euro at the exact same time as the US 5 year bond issues went begging. I imagine that Goldman is a large short in the Euro, so why wouldn’t they talk it down if they could? Jim Sinclair’s Commentary Exactly as it occurred in the 70s, exactly as I told you it would occur in 2008-2012 However, with bullion an increasingly attractive portfolio diversifier for central banks afte