Brinker International will report earnings before the open on TuesdayRestaurant stock Brinker International, Inc. (NYSE:EAT) has been underwhelming on the charts this year, giving back more than 9% in 2019. However, Evercore ISI came in this morning with a bull note, raising its price target to $42 from $40. The brokerage firm said same-store sales is the number to watch for the Chili's owner, add...Read More
Capri-owned Versace apologized after putting out a T-shirt mistaking Hong Kong and Macau as countries Capri Holdings Ltd (NYSE:CPRI) was in hot water over the weekend, after its Versace wing put out a T-shirt misidentifying Hong Kong and Macau as countries. The shirt came under scrutiny on Chinese social media, and has since been taken down, with an apology from Artistic Director Donatella Versace...Read More
Hong Kong's airport cancelled all departures amid the escalating protests Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) futures are signaling a triple-digit drop for the blue-chip index this morning, as geopolitical tensions in Asia weigh on Wall Street. In addition to lingering trade tensions with China -- including a round of tariff tweets from President Donald Trump over the weekend -- escalating protest...Read More
Bulls might want to wait until a VIX close below its 200-day for an "all-clear""In other words, the option forces related to big put open interest strikes will not be in play if the 290 strike is breached between now and expiration Friday on Aug. 16, reducing the odds of a sharp sell-off driven in part by the options market."-- Monday Morning Outlook, August 5, 2019Famous last words, huh? In last...Read More
All important factors are finally putting tremendous pressure on the USDollar. The weak economy will result in lower interest rates, thus more downward USD pressure. The enormous USGovt debt will result in further bond dumps in addition to trade settlement outside the USD, thus more downward pressure. The resentment for threatened hot wars, trade wars, economic sanctions, and SWIFT obstructions...Read More
Aug. 9th, 2019(S14-E708)Featured GuestsDr. Stephen Leeb &Arch CrawfordPlease Listen HereInterview RecapArch Crawford, head of Crawford Perspectivesfor 42 consecutive years rejoins the show.Arch's analysis indicates "the best gold buying opportunity in several years... add positions NOW!."If the recent breakout holds as expected, "... the upside could carry gold above $2,000-$3,000+." Slowing...Read More
David HaggithOh my gosh, what a load of BULL I keep reading among the gurus who whine about negative headlines and complain that this unmerited negativity is the only thing that is killing the bull market. Bull.The bellowing bulls cry every time someone runs a negative headline, "Stop, you're breaking our bull market with your negativity. That is the only reason it is going down." The real truth...Read More
In the wake of Jeffrey Epstein's suspicious suicide, here is the lengthy list of people tied to the Clintons who also met untimely deaths. Read More
There's more than meets the eye to most economic processes, and the latest news regarding China's label by the USA as a 'currency manipulator' is no exception. Join Mike Mike Maloney as he revisits a presentation given to a group of private investors in England that that shows another side to the story. Michael Maloney is a precious metals investment expert and historian. He is the founder and own...Read More
Trade war with US, Hong Kong protests showing no signs of slowing - is China on the verge of a collapse? If the collapse does come, what next? Are America's fingerprints on the protests, as China claims? Come see David Stockman (and many others) speak at the upcoming Ron Paul Institute Washington Conference on August 24th! For more info and tickets go to: RonPaulInstitute.org/conferenceDr. Ron Pau...Read More
When we last spoke with Charles Nenner, back in mid-June, he was calling for higher gold prices. Almost as if on cue, gold is up over $150 and there's more to come, after the current short-term top. Interest rates have plunged and Charles believes that recession, or worse, is on its way. But somehow the world will survive, maybe with a new global economic system in place. News for stocks is bad, t...Read More
Gregory Mannarino started his financial career working for the securities and trading arm of the now defunct Bear Stearns before the dot-com bubble. He is an active trader of the capital markets and has published several books pertaining to finance, global economics, and equity trading; His most recent book is titled Ultimate Guide To Money and The Markets (free ebook). Gregory currently hosts a b...Read More
The Medical Examiner who was supposed to release the official cause of death for billionaire pedophile Jeffrey Epstein has said that the the autopsy is "inconclusive". This despite claims that Epstein hanged himself. Ben Swann breaks down the latest.Read More
Topics include:- What is causing concern for Marc about the global economy?- Is there a solution to the trade war before the 2020 election?- What can be said of the mixed messages from Trump about the US dollar?- Are we going to get inflation or a deflationary crash?- Why does Marc own gold, as an inflation hedge?- What about silver?- Being a contrarian, what is on Marc's radar as we move through...Read More
As the silver price continues to rally, some interesting signs have emerged. And given all that's happening, I was fortunate to talk with David Morgan of The Morgan Report. Who may well be more qualified than just about anyone in the world to make sense of what's going on.We've seen large additions into the silver ETF's. Continued rumors of a large buyer in the market. And a change in the trading...Read More
Danielle Park has been waiting for this moment. And it may well be here now. The end of the global stock bull market. Is it upon us? One day does not a trend make. However, this bull has been living on borrowed time and borrowed money for too long. Resource based economies have taken a hit and will continue too. That means Canada and Australia are in for hard time. As are the rest of the over inde...Read More
Things have changed a lot in China in the last 10 years! It now takes 6.75 units of credit for China to produce 1 unit of GDP. The law of diminishing returns or law of marginal utility is now in play as far as China's credit bubble is concerned. Jason Burack is an investor, entrepreneur, financial historian, Austrian School economist, and contrarian. Jason co-founded the startup financial educatio...Read More
"Airport operations at Hong Kong International Airport have been seriously disrupted ... all flights have been canceled...All passengers are advised to leave the terminal buildings as soon as possible."Continue...Read More
The IMF has continued to assume that the zero-bound on interest rates can be a serious obstacle for fighting recessions on the part of the central banks.Continue...Read More