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All in with Yellen... Huge Gains Ahead

By Dr. Steve Sjuggerud
Monday, November 4, 2013

"Steve, what are you thinking these days? What's going on out there?"
 
A friend asked me that at a charity fundraiser last month. He was hosting the fundraiser at his large, beautiful home here in Florida.
 
My friend wasn't asking these questions just to make conversation... He was asking because his career depends on it...
 
You see, my friend is in real estate. He made real money in the real estate boom as a developer and the co-founder of a bank. But he was, of course, hit hard in the real estate bust. Unlike many, he survived. And he's been buying property lately.
 
"Look, the interest rate on my home mortgage just reset at just two-and-change this week," I told him. "How can you NOT make money in this environment? Anyone with an entrepreneurial bone in their body should be able to make money in this environment."
 
He breathed a sigh of relief. He said he also thought things were getting better now.
 
I think he doesn't have that much to worry about. He needs to stop watching the news...
 
In our Internet age, there's plenty of information out there. The hard part is knowing what information to hang your hat on.
 
To me, the most important piece of recent information is that Janet Yellen is the newly appointed chairman of the U.S. Federal Reserve.
 
This means we will have many more years of very low interest rates. And this situation will drive asset prices – like stocks and real estate – much higher than anyone can imagine.
 
This has been our thesis for years – what I've been calling the "Bernanke Asset Bubble." And it appears it will remain in place for a couple more years. That's what I'm hanging my hat on.
 
For years now, I've done my best to get you to buy stocks and real estate. It was the right advice... Both stocks and real estate have absolutely soared.
 
The good news is, you haven't missed it yet...
 
We are now in about the sixth inning of this great bull market in stocks(Real estate is still in the earlier innings.) And I'm confident the biggest profits will happen in the final innings.
 
So instead of selling stocks or real estate today because they've gone up so much, you need to do the opposite... You need to buy more.
 
You see, the Federal Reserve – under Yellen – is going to keep interest rates low for longer than you can possibly imagine. (I recently wrote about why low rates could stick around for decades.)
 
In the coming years, as the realization of low rates sets in, I'm confident that more and more money will flow into stocks and housing.
 
I expect "bubbles" will return in the stock market and in the housing market... as people realize they NEED to do SOMETHING with their money.
 
If your retirement portfolio can't handle the possibility of low interest rates for a long time, you need to make some changes now... before it's too late...
 
We're already past the halfway point. Stocks are not as cheap as they were. And they're not as hated as they were.
 
The thing is, nothing has changed. Interest rates are still zero. And people are still scared. Yes, stocks and real estate have gone up. But I believe they still have much more room to run.
 
Remember, we're now in about the sixth inning of this great bull market. And I believe the biggest gains will come in the final three... I urge you to take advantage of it.
 
Good investing,
 
Steve




Further Reading:

Stocks might be near all-time highs... But there's still plenty of upside left. "When it comes to investing," Steve writes, "value is relative. And right now, when you size up financial assets, stocks win by a mile." Read more here: Why Stocks Could Go 50% Higher From Here.
 
And housing still has plenty of room left to run, too. "By my calculations," Steve says, "fair value for the typical American house is somewhere between $25,000 and $75,000 higher than today's prices." See the chart – and learn why Steve is buying real estate with his own money – right here.

Market Notes


NEW HIGHS OF NOTE LAST WEEK
 
American Financial Group (AFG)... insurance
Aflac (AFL)... insurance
Becton-Dickinson (BDX)… medical devices
Google (GOOG)… search engine
Kohlberg Kravis Roberts (KKR)... private equity
Interactive Brokers (IBKR)... brokerage firm
American Express (AXP)... credit cards
MasterCard (MA)… credit cards
Visa (V)… credit cards
General Electric (GE)… conglomerate
Procter & Gamble (PG)… household goods
Walgreens (WAG)… drugstores
Best Buy (BBY)… electronics retailer
Lowe's (LOW)… home improvement
General Motors (GM)… cars and trucks
Hershey (HSY)… chocolate
Constellation Brands (STZ)... booze
Altria Group (MO)… cigarettes
Starbucks (SBUX)… expensive coffee
Delta Air Lines (DAL)… airlines
FedEx (FDX)… shipping
United Parcel Service (UPS)… shipping
3M (MMM)… manufacturing
First Solar (FSLR)… solar energy
BP (BP)… Big Oil
ConocoPhillips (COP)… Big Oil
Halliburton (HAL)… oil services
Chicago Bridge & Iron (CBI)... natural gas infrastructure
Cheniere Energy (LNG)… natural gas exports
Lockheed Martin (LMT)... "offense" contractor

NEW LOWS OF NOTE LAST WEEK
 
Weight Watchers (WTW)… weight-loss company
St. Joe (JOE)... real estate development 
Taubman Centers (TCO)… shopping malls
North American Palladium (PAL)… palladium mining

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