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Turning Hard Times into Good Times

Turning Hard Times into Good Times

Tuesday at 12 Noon Pacific

September 1st 2015: Buy the Dips or Sell the Rips?

Bill Laggner and Robert McHugh return. The Bearing Fund that blew every other fund away with triple digit gains during the 2008-09 market crash says buy the dips will no longer work. In fact he agrees with David Stockman that it is time to “sell the rips” resulting from Fed and Treasury market manipulation. We will ask Bill if he thinks Jim Sinclair is right in asserting the Plunge Protection Team is now in fact losing control of the markets and that we are on the verge of a reset in which you will never want to sell the next rally in gold. Most important, what kind of strategies is the Bear

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Bill Laggner

Bill Laggner went into the investment industry in the late 1980s, initially as a stockbroker; then moved to the buy side at Fidelity Investments out of Houston, TX. Kevin Duffy and Bill Laggner are the brains behind the Bearing Fund. Bill met Kevin in the ’90s and both cut their investing teeth on the short side of the tech bubble markets which imploded in 2000. Bearing Asset Management was formed in 2002. Bearing created the “Bearing Credit Bubble Index" in 2003, which identified the credit enablers of the biggest private sector bubble over the last 100 years. This allowed Bearing Fund to capitalize on the unwind of the last bubble while positioning the fund for the third and final bubble,
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Robert McHugh Ph.D,

Robert McHugh, Ph.D, was a founder of a local community bank in Eastern Pennsylvania that ultimately became known as Main Street Bancorp. As a founders of the bank, Robert was one of 13 employees when it started. From zero deposits, the bank grew to $3 billion in deposits and had 500 employees when management sold out in 2000.
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