Financial Stocks – Another Sign We’re On
The Right Track…
The Dynamic Wealth Report
October 5, 2009
Another Sign We're On The Right Track
by Brian T Mikes, Editor
We were so close to reaching the psychologically important 10,000 level
on the Dow. Now in just a few days, we’ve pulled way back. I can hear
the talking heads all asking the same question… “Is this the start of
the next leg down?”
How quickly they forget the poor state we were in just a few months
back.
Earlier this year, we were looking over the cliff at total economic
collapse… A scary thought but thankfully one we’ve put in the rear-view
mirror.
I’m always looking for signs the economy is recovering. Every time we
identify another positive trend, it supports the idea times are
improving. It also shows us where to invest. And that helps us make the
big bucks!
Finding positive trends in the economy sounds simple enough. But
sometimes these little hints are hidden from view. Anyone can listen to
Ben Bernanke and the Federal Reserve. You can take the Fed’s economic
analysis at face value. You can believe everything they say.
The problem is you become one of the sheep. (Remember… sheep get
slaughtered.)
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I prefer to independently verify economic assumptions. I do that by
looking at third party sources of information. And, you should too. Do
your own research and see for yourself if the economy’s really
recovering.
Lucky for you, I’ve already done some of that legwork.
I uncovered a little company with strong ties to the economy. What
they’re telling us about the economy is more important than the endless
drivel from the Fed.
And, they’re telling us the economy’s improving.
How do they know?
It’s their business to know. This company specializes in making loans
and providing financing to small and medium sized businesses. A lot of
their business is financing the purchase of new and used equipment. They
finance things like bulldozers, cement mixers, concrete pumps,
earthmovers, pavers, recycling equipment, sanitation trucks, truck
tractors, and trailers.
While business suffered in 2009 because of the recession, business is
now looking up.
CEO Paul Sinsheimer recently said, “We are positioned to benefit from
improving business conditions and are encouraged by recent indications
of economic improvement.”
Straight from the horse’s mouth!
They’re seeing an increase in business activity. And management’s
expecting 2010 to be better than 2009.
Let’s think about this for a moment.
We know for the US to escape the recession, small businesses need to
grow. Here’s a company that focuses on lending to small businesses.
Small businesses are starting to borrow again.
This is how economic growth starts… And we’re seeing it now.
Management expects loan levels to increase and they see their business
growing. It’s a great sign for the economy and for this business. What
company am I talking about? Financial Federal Corp (FIF).
I could go on and on about their business. Just take a look at their
stock chart… it says it all.

The stock’s up significantly from the lows. Management isn’t the only
one seeing bright things ahead for the business. Investors are seeing it
as well.
By doing a bit of research, we’re able to uncover an early indicator of
economic strength. I plan on watching the performance of FIF not only as
a stock, but also as a company. The better they do, the better our
economy will do… and that bodes well for everyone.
• Airline Industry (Up 18%)
The consumer is back with a vengeance. Airline stocks are on a run, up
more than 18% in the last month. Oil prices seem to have stabilized,
and customers are once again buying airplane tickets. Just in time for
the holiday season.
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