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1 Economic/Market Update – March 2013 Daryl Montgomery March19, 2013 Copyright 2013, All Rights Reserved The contents of this presentation are not intended as a recommendation to buy or sell any security.

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3 Major Events Bank crisis in Cyprus reawakens trouble in EU. Serious bank lending problems in EU and U.S. U.S. Fiscal Problems - Sequestration started March 1 st. - Debt Ceiling limit of $16.4 trillion must be raised by May 19 th. Detroit in receivership. Significant selloff in municipal bond CEFs. Retail Sales (up 4.6% yr/yr) and employment supposedly improving.

4 Trouble in EU EU decides to tax bank deposits in Cyprus as part of bailout. Bank run follows. - Bank deposits 5 times GDP. - possible bail-in for bond holders. Now there is a danger of bank runs in all bailed out countries (past and future). Bank deposits experienced significant decline throughout EU in January. Economy continues to fail. Unemployment in EU 11.9%, Spain 26%, Greece 26.4%. Credit crunch in Italy.

5 Corporate Bank Debt in US and EU

6 Loans vs Deposits in Major Banks

7 U.S. Banks not Lending

8 U.S. Bank Lending Long Term

9 U.S. Monetary Base

10 US Fiscal State National Debt - $16.7 trillion. Debt to GDP 107% State and Local Debt - $3.0 trillion Unfunded Liabilities - $123 trillion Debt does not include Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA obligations or Fed Balance Sheet. Trade Deficit 2012 was $540 billion. Projected budget deficit for FY 2013 is now $845 billion.

11 U.S. Economy Fed printing approximately $40 billion a month in QE3. Interest rates have been 0 since 2008, Fed has promised to keep that rate until 2015. Employment supposedly improving, but seasonal adjustments largely responsible for better numbers. Retail sales improving because of inflation, but this is not admitted.

12 Central Bank Money Printing

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14 US Inflation: Reported vs. Actual

15 US GDP Adjusted for Correct Inflation Figures

16 Detroit Abandoned Buildings #1

17 Detroit Abandoned Buildings #2

18 Detroit Abandoned Buildings #3

19 Detroit Abandoned Buildings #4

20 Detroit Abandoned Buildings #5

21 Background Material for Charts Moving Averages – 50-day, 200-day, 325-day or 10-week, 40-week, 65 week RSI – relative strength index, 80-overbought, 20 oversold, 50 divides bearish and bullish MACD – moving average convergence divergence, zero divide bullish bearish, peak and bottom numbers variable DMI – Directional Movement Index, +DI (blue), -DI (red) and trend line (black).

22 Market Analysis @nyinvesting

23 Major Indices:

24 Dow Industrials 25-Years Monthly RSI, DMI, MACD

25 S&P 500 25-Years Monthly RSI, DMI, MACD

26 Nasdaq 25-Years Monthly RSI, DMI, MACD

27 Russell 2000 25-Years Monthly RSI, DMI, MACD

28 Dow Industrials 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

29 S&P 500 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Average and RSI, DMI, MACD

30 Nasdaq 5-Years Weekly 10,40,65-Week Moving Averages, RSI, DMI, MACD

31 Russell 2000 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

32 UK FTSE 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

33 German DAX 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

34 France CAC-40 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

35 Hong Kong Hang Seng 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

36 Japan Nikkei 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

37 Emerging Markets

38 Brazil Bovespa 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

39 India Sensex 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

40 Shanghai Composite 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

41 Russia RTS 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

42 Metals and Oil

43 GOLD ETF: GLD 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages, RSI, DMI, MACD

44 Silver ETF SLV 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages, RSI, DMI, MACD

45 Mining ETF GDX 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

46 Mining ETF GDXJ 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

47 Copper ETF JJC 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages, RSI, DMI, MACD

48 WTI Crude Oil 2-Years Weekly

49 Bonds and Currencies

50 30-Year Treasury Yield 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages, RSI, DMI, MACD

51 10-Year Treasury Yield 5-Year Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages, RSI, DMI, MACD

52 U.S. $ DXY 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

53 Euro FXE 5-Year Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

54 Swiss Franc FXF 5-Year Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD

55 Australian $ FXA 5-Years Weekly 10, 40, 65-Week Moving Averages and RSI, DMI, MACD


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