Guy and Dan: Investing and Trading ina Volatile Market

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    All opinions expressed by the webinar participants are solely their opinions. You should not

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    Much like the pubs, shops and buttonwood trees in the early yearsof what would eventually be known as Wall Street, The Ticker

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    1.What previous market sell-off/bear market does the current market most remind youof? Guy, feel free to cite your personal reminiscences of 1929.

    - Greg

    1b.Am I viewing the present sell off as too orderly to be categorized as true

    capitulation.

    The trend is down for sure but not yet a true washout.

    Am I looking at

    the overall action correctly?

    - Richard

    1c.What inning are we in on the selloff. How long before everyone starts running for

    the exits. And other than shorting the market, how do we profit from that possibility?- Ken

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    2. Given that Central Bank easing around the globe has been instrumental in inflatingasset prices over the past seven years, how far and for how long can this monetary

    easing go on? The ECB and BOJ will do whatever it takes and yet their efforts have

    mostly served to reflate asset prices with limited effect on real economic growth. How

    will this unwind?

    - JG

    2b. If the Fed does not raise rates, how will it affect the U.S. dollar? Andconsequently, gold

    - Christy

    2c. I just read an article on ZeroHedge "Buy Gold, Cash, and VIX" How aggressive

    should one be about defensive positioning

    - Jean

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    3. If the bear market is rotating through sectors, which sectors are at this point mostat risk if the S&P is going down to ~1600? Considering that so many sectors are

    already down by 20% or more?

    - Alex

    3b. Is China still a bubble or already burst?

    - Ziad

    3c. Is the short the European Banks trade already over?

    - Mike

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    1 Year SPX

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    8 Year SPX

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    16 Year SPX

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    5 year Crude Oil

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    20 Year Treasury (10 year chart)

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    10 Year Gold

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    10 year EuroBank Index

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