Portfolio Manager, attorney, finance author, a regular guest on North American media. Danielle Park is the author of the best selling myth-busting book "Juggling Dynamite: An insider's wisdom on money management, markets and wealth that lasts," as well as a popular daily financial blog: www.jugglingdynamite.com. Danielle worked as an attorney until 1997 when she was recruited to work for an intern...Read More
"You know, Saudi Arabia - we moved more troops there. And they're paying us billions of dollars. Okay? You never heard of that before. You've never heard of that in your whole life," Continue...Read More
A few weeks ago we noted the bullish setup for 2020. Macro developments, one way or another will tend to favor Gold. There isn't a Continue...Read More
Through the first half of 2019, silver significantlyunderperformed gold. Put another way, gold gained relative to silver –culminating in the gold:silver ratio registering a 27-year high of 95:1. That market signal was received by the mining industry. Sincethere are few primary silver producers, and those that do mine silver alsotypically mine gold and some base metals, precious metals miners...Read More
The ISM Manufacturing index fell 0.2 point to areading of 48.1 in November. However, gold struggles to find momentum. What isgoing on exactly? U.S.Manufacturing Sector Slumps FurtherThe Institute for Supply Management announced that its index of national factoryactivity dropped from 48.3 in October to 48.1 last month. The number was belowexpectations and it also remained below the 50 threshold, in...Read More
When gold’s price reached $850 per ounce in January 1980, it seemed as if nothing would stop the runaway train that was headed straight for $1000 per ounce. But it was stopped, and began sliding downhill quickly.By June 1982, two and one-half years later, gold’s price had declined by sixty-five percent. At close to $300 per ounce, the price of gold seemed farther away from the $1000 ma...Read More
Our research and predictive modeling systems have nailed Gold over the past 15+ months. We expected Gold to rally above $1750 before the end of this year, but the global trade wars and news cycles stalled the rally in Gold over the past 2 months. Now, it appears Gold is poised for another rally pushing much higher. But wait, if you’re thinking I’m just another one of those...Read More
"Unfortunately, my home community ... has become a major entry point for this activity...It's refined, it's made into jewelry or placed into our electronics and then it's sold to U.S. consumers - much of it, if not all of it, untraceable."Continue...Read More
Many people are overlooking a critical factor in these escalating trade wars with the US and the rest of the World...and that is, the US holds the title of "World Reserve Currency" But how long will that last? And what will happen the US loses that title? Today I'll show you the newest dangers in the multiplying conflicts around Global Trade, how the US actually has the most to lose, and most impo...Read More
Dangerous levels of radiation have been detected at a sports complex where the 2020 Tokyo Olympics torch relay will kick off next year, according to a new report by Greenpeace.Continue...Read More
From globalization and capital markets to global trade and innovation policy, Stephen Roach of Yale Jackson Institute for Global Affairs is a leading voice on the economic codependency between the US and China and how this relationship impacts the world at large. Join us as he discusses what might help resolve this existential economic standoff.Stephen S. Roach, former Chairman of Morgan Stanley A...Read More
Through the first half of 2019, silver significantlyunderperformed gold. Put another way, gold gained relative to silver –culminating in the gold:silver ratio registering a 27-year high of 95:1. That market signal was received by the mining industry. Sincethere are few primary silver producers, and those that do mine silver alsotypically mine gold and some base metals, precious metals miners...Read More
The ISM Manufacturing index fell 0.2 point to areading of 48.1 in November. However, gold struggles to find momentum. What isgoing on exactly? U.S.Manufacturing Sector Slumps FurtherThe Institute for Supply Management announced that its index of national factoryactivity dropped from 48.3 in October to 48.1 last month. The number was belowexpectations and it also remained below the 50 threshold, in...Read More
When gold’s price reached $850 per ounce in January 1980, it seemed as if nothing would stop the runaway train that was headed straight for $1000 per ounce. But it was stopped, and began sliding downhill quickly.By June 1982, two and one-half years later, gold’s price had declined by sixty-five percent. At close to $300 per ounce, the price of gold seemed farther away from the $1000 ma...Read More
Our research and predictive modeling systems have nailed Gold over the past 15+ months. We expected Gold to rally above $1750 before the end of this year, but the global trade wars and news cycles stalled the rally in Gold over the past 2 months. Now, it appears Gold is poised for another rally pushing much higher. But wait, if you’re thinking I’m just another one of those...Read More
Through the first half of 2019, silver significantlyunderperformed gold. Put another way, gold gained relative to silver –culminating in the gold:silver ratio registering a 27-year high of 95:1. That market signal was received by the mining industry. Sincethere are few primary silver producers, and those that do mine silver alsotypically mine gold and some base metals, precious metals miners...Read More
By: Ira EpsteinGold had a big rally and getting up to key resistance spots. Lots of Tariff news:Read More
Relations between USA-China is moving from bad to worse. USA is interfering with Chinese sovereignty be it Hongkong or the South China Sea or Chinese dealing with Muslim minority. Gold and silver will remain firm as a result of this. Correction will be there if various US jobs numbers (release begins from today with November private ADP) beat street expectations. U.S. President Donald Trump warn...Read More
A Bloomberg report said the U.S. and China could be closer to a trade deal The Dow snapped its three-day losing streak today, after a report from Bloomberg suggested the U.S. and China could reach a "phase one" trade deal sooner than investors previously believed. U.S. President Donald Trump also changed his tune, following yesterday's comments that he would hold off on an agreement until after th...Read More
JBLU calls are crossing at 179 times the average intraday pace todayCall volume is running quick on JetBlue Airways Corporation (NASDAQ:JBLU), with more than 98,250 contracts on the tape so far -- 179 times what's typically seen at this point in the session, and easily eclipsing the previous 52-week peak of 27,872 calls traded in a single session, set on May 16. By comparison, around 2,200 puts ha...Read More