The Fed recently lowered its 2009 GDP forecast from a decline in the range of 0.5 percent to 1.3 percent, to 1.3 percent to 2 percent. Plus, it warned that it may take another 5-6 years for the U.S. to recover.
That’s the mirror image of what’s happening in China.
Best,
Tony
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I could not understand the web site for the coal company you mentioned. It would help if you would say it slower or better yet, have it printed out on your report.
Is the economic growth in China (powered in part by coal) going to trump the serious environmental problems there?
If you are going to make a suggestion it would be nice if you would mention it twice during the broadcast. You kind of slur your words so its hard to understant the stock symbols and the name of the stock. Thanks, Bruce Boke
Sorry Tony but your voice comes in spurts and therefore doesn’t make much sense. One, two and three words each followed by 15 second pauses. Jean
When I click for the video, I’m transferred to this general info page, but I can’t get a video. When I click on Related Posts, I get the same thing. No video, no article. What am I doing wrong?
Tony: I like your presentation but it has too much bass tone and is difficult. Please say (or send) what China coal stock you advised. I replayed and still couldn’t decipher it even though I put all my tone adjustments to tenor. I thank you and keep up the good work!
Thanks again, Helen
Where are your recommended infrastructure stocks/
In you video today you mentioned a china coal stock, will you e-mail the name as I missed it. Thank You.
I have dialup which is slow – would like to have the option of reading it instead. The video
does not work well.
Dear Tony,
Thanks for your penetrating and very instructive reports about the world economy. But for those of us in the developing world, your reports at best remains accedemics because we are unable to apply them practically to improve ourselves probably because of the differences in the fundamentals. Is it possible for you to make them more appliable to us please?
Thanks.
Nadari Banigo
PS
I am writting from Nigeria
Would you please provide me with the source for the Federal Reserve stated revisions to its forecast. I do not see these numbers in the FOMC notes from March and can not locate them elsewhere on the internet. Thank you . Leslie leslierae2@comcast.net
I find your reports very penetrating and instructive, thank you for all the effort you must have put to making it a reality, but you people need to assist us in the developing world to benefit from them. At best they remain very accademic for us because we cannot apply them out here.Thanks and God bless
From Nadari Banigo
Nigeria
My audio reception on this web site is not continuous and makes following the remarks very difficult. Any suggestions on improving my reception. I do not experience this on any other site
Is it possible to communicate with Tony Sagami
I am unable to load Asia STOCK ALERT or your comments from uncommon wisdom. Is this due to a fault with my PC as I expect or with yours. Thank you for making it possible to click slow speed.
Hi Tony,
My computer will not allow me to play videos, so am missing all of the ‘Uncommon Wisdon”
videos. Is it possible to give written versions? Also easier to see exactly what is being said.
Please print what the #1 China company is that is referred to in this issue. Thank you. Tara
I WAS READING YOUR ARTICLE ON THE #1 CHINESE STOCK TO OWN AND IT SAID TO WATCH THE VIDEO TO SEE WHAT IT WAS. I CLICKED VIDEO ON THE MENU AND IT DIDNT ACTIVATE. I NEVER DID FIND OUT WHAT THE STOCK WAS.
COULDNT YOU PLEASE JUST SAY WHAT THE STOCK IS IN YOUR ARTICLE SO THERE ISNT AS MUCH RAZZLE-DAZZLE???
THANK YOU
BARRY
Tony : Several weeks ago I decided to t Purchase Nepstar . There is a tremendous story
there and you rec. it , as a salesman myself , I could really move some of their stock.based on their story and pricing. I got blindsided on Weds. by what the market called a horible 3 month quarterly. The stock which was real cheap to start with ,all things considering ( first red flag ) plunged on weds. I am disappointed . First I dont think I can trust the Chinese to report correctly . I dont like the fact that everyone expected decent numbers and they suprised us. I dont trust
them to not manipulate their stocks. Bottom line is I will now sell Nepstar, China Advanded Construction, Puda Coal and Yanzhou Coal . Trust is important. I would rather own about 8 gold miners and etf’s and oil RSX (Russian) . Were you forwarned about Nepstars quarterly ?
Yanzhou Coal I am sure will be a big player going forward.But,do you really think it should be placed at the top of the list,with all the expense of making coal environmentally compatible?
Ernest J Nassif does not even want to wait to find out.You really should publish the ticker,however.
Most people cannot find the symbol.and by reading all the comments it appears few were able to understand you. Best regards,Richard.