Blog : My Letter Published by Congress - Past Point of No Return

by Peter Leeds on November 5th, 2015

• My Letter Published by Congress
• The Markets Today
• Santa Claus Rally
• New Edition of "Penny Stocks for Dummies"
• Students:  Get Money from Peter Leeds
• Full Sample $MCZ Report, Take 2
• Presidential Candidate Elimination Pool
• December Rate Hike

Markets are in for a positive open today.  

Shares have been showing some stabilization and strength over the last few weeks, and getting past the brutal October month is always a positive for the markets.

We expect most stocks to finish 2015 with some strength.  We do not always see a Santa Claus rally, but we expect that there will be one this year.

New Edition of "Penny Stocks for Dummies"

Saw the cover for the Second Edition of "Penny Stocks for Dummies" on Monday.

This was one of the last steps before it goes into full print, and will be on store shelves as of February.

This new edition clarifies certains aspects from the original, and also has added sections, such as:

- Bitcoin Penny Stocks
- Marijuana Penny Stocks
- Investor Stampedes (spot them and profit)!

Penny Stocks for Dummies (Revised Edition) will be available wherever books are sold.  It also makes a great gift for the investor in your life!

See full MadCatz ($MCZ) Report.  This is just an example of some of the profiles we post to subscribers.

Presidential Candidate Elimination Pool:

With Joe Biden officially out of the race for President, and having seen a few more debates, the potential "Final Four" has changed in most people's eyes.  If you haven't already entered your picks for the final candidates for President of the United States, now is the time.  Enter our Presidential Candidate Elimination Pool, and win prizes.

December Rate Hike:

The endless talk about a potential rate hike just keeps surfacing.  Latest opinions, even from sources in the Federal Reserve (Janet Yellen) is that their might be a rate hike in December.

Of course, might implies might not.  So really we have no new information beyond speculation.  

Really, a rate hike doesn't matter as much as the financial media is posturing that it would.  Any hike would be incredibly minimal.  Meanwhile, it doesn't matter that it would increase the costs for the government to pay its debts - those liabilities mathematically can not be paid either way.  We passed the fiscal point of no return 4 years ago.  That was when I wrote an article explaning all of this for Congress.