"The Communist Party doesn't want to submit themselves to anything measurable or enforceable. I don't think an agreement could be had."Continue...Read More
Some people expected intriguing revelations (HUGE enough to even impeach Trump) from the former special counsel Robert Mueller during the testimony on his report. Yet Mr. Mueller was quite consistent only in one thing - see it for yourself. Read More
He "placed thousands of orders to manipulate the prices of gold, silver, platinum and palladium futures contracts." Continue...Read More
Gold's dramatic move above $1400 has caught the investment establishment by surprise. Continue...Read More
Some are saying he attempted suicide, others are saying he was assaulted by another inmate.Continue...Read More
Domestic stainless steel prices in China strengthened over the past week, though the past few days saw some of those gains being shed amid fluctuating nickel futures.Fastmarkets' price assessment for stainless steel cold-rolled coil 2mm grade 304 domestic, ex-whs China in the country's major market of Wuxi was 14,900-15,400 yuan ($2,166-2,239) per tonne including value-added tax for the week ended...Read More
Sector expert Michael Ballanger muses on how the baby boom generation has impacted markets through time, and discusses how he will play the current precious metals bull. "Destroyers seize gold and leave to its owners a counterfeit pile of paper." Ayn RandThe baby-boom generation, of which I am a less-than-proud member, blew it.There was a time long, long ago when the mention of the words "baby b...Read More
Bob Moriarty of 321Gold profiles a precious metals ETF that has "absolutely obliterated its main competition." Gold economyThe U.S. Global GO GOLD and Precious Metal Miners ETF (NYSE: GOAU) just had its two-year anniversary at the end of June, and since inception, the fund has absolutely obliterated its main competition.GOAU delivered a remarkable 41% since inception through July 24, crushing the...Read More
Brian Ostroff, a partner at Windermere Capital, in this interview with Streetwise Reports, discusses three companies in his portfolio that he believes are poised to benefit from the rise in commodity prices. Streetwise Reports: Brian, you are a partner in Windermere Capital. Would you give us a brief introduction to the firm? Brian Ostroff: Windermere operates two funds that are involved in the m...Read More
The Brazilian steel association, A??o Brasil, has slashed its forecasts for steel production and consumption in 2019, because of a weak performance in the first half of the year, it said on Thursday July 25.Steel output was now expected to reach 35.55 million tonnes this year, growth of only 0.40% from the 35.41 million tonnes produced in 2018.This compared with the previous expectation for growth...Read More
Facebook and Tesla both closed lower after earningsStocks sold off today on a disappointing batch of corporate earnings reports. The Dow brushed off initial optimism from a relatively dovish European Central Bank (ECB) statement and a strong reading on durable goods orders to shed triple digits on another down day for Boeing (BA) and an earnings-induced drop for Dow (DOW) stock. The S&P and Nasdaq...Read More
IP has run up to its 200-day trendlineInternational Paper Co (NYSE:IP) is enjoying a breakout day, up 3.6% to trade at $45.71 today after the paper company reported a second-quarter earnings and revenue beat. However, there should some caution surrounding the stock, as it just pulled up to a trendline that has historically bearish implications.More specifically, the equity has run up to resistance...Read More
Ford is having its worst day in yearsStocks are trading lower today in another big day for earnings. Automakers Ford Motor Company (NYSE:F) and Tata Motors Limited (ADR) (NYSE:TTM) are two names trading in the red, while pharmaceutical concern AstraZeneca plc (NYSE:AZN) is in positive territory. Let's take a closer look at the shares of F, TTM, and AZN. Ford Stock Sinks as Restructuring Efforts...Read More
The shares are testing resistance at their 320-day trendlineMorgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) has edged higher in recent weeks, boosted by a positive earnings reactions and dividend excitement following the Fed's annual stress tests. This modest bounce now has the bank shares trading near a trendline that's had bearish implications in the past, which could put them on track to resume their longer-term down...Read More
Paysign's recent plummet put it right back in line with a historically bullish signal The shares of Paysign Inc (NASDAQ:PAYS) have yet to recover from Monday's bear gap, sparked by a downgrade from BTIG.Today, the stock is down 3.7% at $13.26, looking to snap its seven-week win streak with a 24.4% weekly loss so far -- its biggest since 2016. It looks grim for PAYS right now, but there might be a...Read More
The headwinds created by political uncertainties, on-and-off trade negotiations and the enactment of tariffs hurt mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity in the metals sector during the second quarter of this year, according to a quarterly report by consultancy group PwC. While overall deal volume remained relatively consistent with the trailing 12-month average, overall disclosed deal volume decl...Read More
Microchip Technology notched an impressive bull gap WednesdaySubscribers to Schaeffer's Expiration Week Countdown options recommendation service just tripled their investmenton the Microchip Technology Inc. (NASDAQ:MCHP) weekly 7/26 90-strike call trade. Below, we'll explain the factors that went into this short-term options trade hitting its expected target, leaving speculators with a big win.We...Read More
Oil prices are rallying, thoughThe Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) is headed for back-to-back losses amid a post-earnings slide for Dow (DOW) stock. Boeing (BA) headwinds are also pressuring the blue-chip index, with the stock getting hit with a round of price-target cuts following yesterday's bruising earnings reaction. The S&P 500 Index (SPX) and Nasdaq Composite (IXIC) are also trading lo...Read More
* Download MP3RecapIn Part II of the discussion with the founder of Corona Capital Management John Scurci, continues with his perspective on the financial markets. This is not a time for financial complacency notes, amid mountains of national debt on a global basis and central banking intervention on an epic scale. The scope and scale of the impending financial deluge will be incomparable...Read More
Add to stock market bulls' wall of worry a drop in West Coast home prices for the first time in seven years. This is part of a larger trend that saw U.S. home sales down 2.2% compared to a year ago. That's the 16th straight month of annual sales declines, even as mortgage rates have fallen since last October from 4.95% to 3.75%. Some observers profess to be mystified, since the economy appears t...Read More