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Disclosure: This newsletter is not a means to solicit any of the securities mentioned nor does it recommend it for any person before they speak with a licensed professional investment advisor for their own suitability. Investing in Equities bears risk of capital loss. This newsletter is strictly the opinion of Jason Tillberg, President and founder of Tillberg Capital Management, Inc. and shall not be held responsible for investment loss from this newsletter.

According to the suggestions of my research, 2010 could be the year of another depression, with real unemployment reaching 20% +, a slumping stock market, and numerous bankruptcies. If we are lucky not to face a depression, then we will be facing a very long and painful recession. More..

The stock markets are simply exhausted from selling pressure. Nearly every market crash has its bear market rally and I think the time is very near for a substantial bear market rally in the US markets and markets around the world. More..

I'm not a prophet and I don't have a crystal ball. Many topics I find myself to be more agnostic about than I may have been in prior years due to the recent wrath of unconventional interventions and policy’s that in my opinion distorted Mother Economic Nature. More..

To have said 2008 was going to be a challenging year for investors would have been a drastic understatement. 2008 started out where if you put your money in savings or CD, your returns would have been lower than the rate of inflation. At the same time, putting money elsewhere has proved to be horrendous for investors with massive volatility in nearly every asset class making an investment objective of “conservative” nearly nonexistent. From stocks, both domestic and international, to real estate and commodities, nearly all have suffered huge losses in 2008 with the exception of few. More..

The second quarter of 2009 continues to be a challenging environment for investors. The economic data that I have been following has provided no signs of “green shoots.” This quarter’s update is chock full of graphs to help demonstrate where we are and where I think we are headed. More..

Stock Markets were up for the 3rd quarter yet risks remain very high in nearly all asset classes, including the US dollar. The effort will continue to be to best manage that risk, albeit this has remained extremely difficult. More..

It is of my opinion that we are in a general economic bust that will last 10-15 years. More or less like the period of 1930 - 1942 and from 1969 - 1982, both lasting 13 years and 14 years respectivly. Our "bust" started in around 2008 and thus should last until around 2018 - 2023. Many sectors and investment will bottom out completely at somepoint within this bust. . More..

2009 ended with a rather unique divergence in the psyches of Americans. Per the Conference Board Consumer Confidence Index, which surveys 5,000 random American households monthly, the "present situation index" for Americans ended at a 26 year low of 18.2, just shy of the 17.5 reading in February of 1983. This means that the average American feels dire about his or her current situation. More..