Name: Sasha Cekerevac, BA
Bio: Sasha Cekerevac, BA Economics with Finance specialization, is a Senior Editor at Lombardi Financial. He worked for CIBC World Markets for several years before moving to a top hedge fund, with assets under management of over $1.0 billion. He has comprehensive knowledge of institutional money flow; how the big funds analyze and execute their trades in the market. With a thorough understanding of both fundamental and technical subjects, Sasha offers a roadmap into how the markets really function and what to look for as an investor. His newsletters provide an experienced perspective on what the big funds are planning and how you can profit from it. He is the editor of several of Lombardi’s popular financial newsletters, including Payload Stocks and Pump & Dump Alert. Add Sasha Cekerevac to your Google+ circles
Side Effects of Monetary Policy Prove Quantitative Easing Isn’t a Panacea
We all know that central banks around the world have taken a loose monetary policy stance, providing substantial quantitative easing measures to try and revive the global economy.
As I’ve written before, there are many … Read More
How the Coming Shift in Monetary Policy Will Affect Your Investments
One of the most interesting debates regarding monetary policy is emanating from the Federal Reserve members themselves. The Federal Reserve’s current monetary policy program includes an $85.0-billion monthly asset-purchase program. Recent comments made by many … Read More
Divergence Between the S&P 500 and Current Economic Recovery Grows; Are Investors Too Optimistic?
There continues to be mixed data regarding the strength of the economic recovery in America. This is creating an interesting divergence between the level of the S&P 500 and the growth rate of the economic … Read More
Is Wal-Mart Stock in Danger of a Pullback?
We all know that the stock market has moved up significantly over the past few months. The real question is: is the move up based on the belief that there is enough economic growth available … Read More
The New Hidden Eurozone Risk
Complacency among investors is extremely dangerous. Many investors, both retail and institutional, have very short memory spans.
It wasn’t too long ago that the eurozone was in the midst of a financial crisis. While the … Read More
Weak Global Economic Growth Hits McDonalds; What’s Next for Your Stocks?
One of the biggest worries for investors is the anemic economic growth globally. This has made it extremely difficult to generate corporate earnings going forward. As investors, we are constantly looking for signs that a … Read More
Is It Time to Book Profits in Bank Stocks?
Bank stocks have been one of the strongest sectors in the market over the past year. Bank stocks have rallied sharply after many investors dumped shares on fears that the financial crisis might worsen. Those … Read More
Junk Bond Demand Soars: Is This the Time to Be Raising Cash?
With the aggressive monetary policy plan implemented by the Federal Reserve in place, it’s not just retirees who are seeking yield and can’t find it; large institutional funds are in the same predicament.
I believe … Read More
Gold Bullion Trading Hitting Record Levels; Chinese Leading the Pack
The massive sell-off in the price of gold bullion has certainly shaken up some investors. However, it seems there are others whose investment strategy has been to wait for a pullback in gold to continue … Read More
Higher Inflation Rate Expected; Long-Term Investors in Danger?
One of the biggest concerns for investors when it comes to long-term investing is the safe return of their capital. Following the 6.75% levy imposed by Cyprus on deposits of less than 100,000 euros, many … Read More
What the Latest Job Creation Data Indicate for This Market Sector
The latest data on job creation by the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) are interesting for several reasons. While there are some glimmers of hope, there is still much more work that needs to be … Read More
Physical Gold Bullion Charged Large Premiums as Demand Increases
An investment strategy can take many forms. For long-term investors, one investment strategy is to wait for significant pullbacks and enter positions when the price declines.
The recent sell-off in gold bullion has created a … Read More
Did the Federal Reserve Just Signal More Monetary Policy?
The latest meeting by the Federal Reserve was quite significant regarding its monetary policy program, and many economists will now need to revise their analyses.
The key sentence in the Fed’s statement was, “The Committee … Read More
How True Is the “Sell in May and Go Away” Adage?
As the S&P 500 enters the month of May, many people are worried about their investment strategy, especially in light of the old saying “sell in May and go away.” Does this saying hold any … Read More
Unique Investment Opportunity in a Market Dominated by Money Printing
With the introduction of monetary stimulus by many central banks around the world, a common question asked is: what’s a unique investment opportunity in a market sector that is not immediately obvious to the average … Read More
S&P 500 Companies: Short-Term Problems, Long-Term Opportunities?
One of the common questions I get asked is: where are the long-term opportunities for growth? We all know that the American economy is growing extremely slowly, yet most people don’t realize how international many … Read More
Global Central Bank Money Printing to Cause Long-Term Damage
One of the most confusing topics of late is the low level of the inflation rate even though monetary stimulus has been quite aggressive worldwide. The most recent data point came from Japan, in which … Read More
Has Gold Bullion Hit Rock Bottom?
As is quite evident from the past couple months, investing in gold can be rather volatile. Clearly, the huge sell-off in the price of gold bullion over the past couple of weeks has shocked some … Read More
U.S. Pension Crisis a Huge Obstacle for the Economy
One of the biggest dangers when it comes to long-term investing is trying to determine the potential hazards on the horizon. Currently, market sentiment has become extremely positive in the market, driven by strong corporations … Read More
More Signs of Economic Weakness: Where to Place Your Money
With the stock market at all-time highs, the momentum has been built on the belief that an economic recovery is close at hand and the world will avoid a global recession. However, new data show … Read More
Caterpillar’s Warning: What It Means for Your Stocks
One of the most worrying signs from the latest batch of economic data is that the global recession might be reappearing. Central banks around the world have been attempting to fuel their economies through massive … Read More
What’s Really Happening to the PC Industry?
As I have talked about many times before, investing in companies that can grow corporate profits over the long term is essential when it comes to becoming a successful investor. Sometimes, though, it does pay … Read More
Is eBay a Real Powerhouse on the Stock Market?
When it comes to the recent pullback in the market, many people naturally wonder if this is the time to start accumulating certain companies, especially technology stocks. The answer, of course, is far more complicated. … Read More
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