A Zephyr from Oz: PeachyFeverr!

Although we used to feature edgy market commentaries in this space, the time and effort spent crafting them is now devoted to making the Rick’s Picks Trading Room an absolutely unbeatable source of timely, profitable ideas for novices and professionals. I must also confess that your editor was deeply tired of having to write regularly about a stock market energized by clueless money managers whose only trick is recklessly throwing Other People’s Money at some moronic investment-theme-of-the-week. Truth to tell, having to take the stock market seriously every week wore me down. You know it and I know it: It’s just a giant con-job, created to enable certain people to make untold sums of money without having to lift a finger or get their hands dirty.

You should still check here weekly, though, since I will continue to post links to my latest interviews and to offer visual enticements designed to entertain, enlighten and even warn you. Much of it will come from YouTube, since their video catalog is endlessly fascinating and vast. Submissions, including home videos, are welcome and should be sent to this address. To view this week’s just-for-the-fun-of-it offering, click here and watch Australian dancer PeachyFeverr (pictured above) do her wonderful thing.  Unlike last week’s fake diver, she is the real deal.

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The analytical ‘touts’ below, overhauled each Sunday and updated 24/7, will continue as always, as will their barbed emphasis on the similarities between Wall Street and sleazy carnival midways. The unsettling accuracy of our trend calls and price targets is well known and a matter of daily record; it must be observed up-close to be believed. Sign up for a free trial with access to all site amenities by clicking here (no credit card needed). Then click here for my most recent interview with Howe Street’s This Week in Money. Jim Goddard and I talk about how gigantic rallies that create hundreds of billions of dollars’ worth of dubious  ‘wealth effect’ can be triggered and sustained with almost zero cash outlays. This is one of Wall Street’s niftiest tricks, and knowing how it’s done will help you to better understand why the world’s fake ‘wealth’ will vanish practically overnight in the next bear market.