In the current edition of the
Investment U Weekly Update, Investment Analyst and Host of
The Oxford Club's Market Wake-Up Call, Steve McDonald, runs down the key issues affecting the global economy - and your investments. (Click the image to play.)

This week, you'll find...
- Four Ways Money Printing is Causing Inflation...
- Is Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) a "Buy" Again?
- The "Slap in the Face" Award: Morgan House
You can check it
out in this video.
Here are the top stories that were featured in our
Investment U Daily this week...
How to Miss The Biggest Opportunities of Your Life At our 15th Annual
Investment U Conference in St. Petersburg last week, I spoke to the few hundred people in attendance about "How to Lose Money and Miss Opportunities." For some reason, I was the only presenter who chose to speak on this topic. So I had the field all to myself.
Here are just a few of the techniques I described...
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Four Fabulous Ways to Lose Money Now Today I want to offer a last few suggestions about "How to Lose More Money Than You Ever Imagined."
So without further ado, here are four final thoughts on how to go really wrong when what you thought what you were doing was right...
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Get Out While You Can Unless you're in the market for a mortgage, you probably don't care about rates.
You should.
Many folks will see their retirement funds get slammed as a result of rising rates...
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Is This The Mila Kunis Top? In case you haven't noticed, the market has been on a tear. Since mid-November, the S&P 500 is up 16%. It has gone practically straight up since February 26. It's risen 10 of the last 13 trading sessions.
So it's no surprise that bears and skeptics are looking for reasons for the market to turn south.
And last week they got a good one. Actress Mila Kunis told CNBC she's started investing in stocks...
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America, Sunny Side Up St. Petersburg, Florida - the site of last week's
Investment U annual summit - can't be beat for a sunny climate.
Its daily paper ran a promotion for 76 years offering a free paper any day the sun didn't shine. It happened only 296 times, which means only 1.1% of the days were gloomy.
But in contrast to the sunny weather last week, a majority of
Investment U attendees seemed a bit downcast and even downright puzzled by our enduring bull market...
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Be sure to check out some of the other investment stories that we've published this week on our website at:
www.InvestmentU.com
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