William Cohan, Vanity Fair special correspondent, joins "Fast Money Halftime Report" to discuss why a Fed rate cut could be a mistake.Read More
We all agree that this is an early stage bull market for gold but there are some near term swings to take note of.Jordan Roy-Byrne, CMT is a Chartered Market Technician and member of the Market Technicians Association.. He is the publisher and editor of TheDailyGold Premium, a publication which emphasizes market timing and stock selection for the sophisticated investor, as well as TheDailyGold Glo...Read More
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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
Topics:Oct 12, 2018: A date few noticed but we all should: The USD "insurance" market effectively went no-offerWhy FX-hedged relative yields are so importantConsequences of FX-hedged UST yields turning negativeWhere we stand: 7th, 8th or 9th inning?The mechanics: What should we expect from markets when the Fed is forced to monetize deficits?Read More
0:05 Introduction2:19 Price action in gold and silver and its significance7:05 Wait for a pullback to buy more gold stocks?11:39 Why Dave likes U.S. Gold Corp.23:24 Discussing Mineral Mountain Resources26:57 Discussing appropriate share dilution for pre-revenue junior miners36:44 What will happen to our gold stocks after a major systemic collapse?Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics retur...Read More
Prices for steel rebar and billet imported into the United Arab Emirates have decreased over the past week, with demand remaining poor, sources said on Tuesday September 3.Market participants believed that demand would improve after the price falls stopped, because buyers did not want to book while prices were still on their way downward.Domestic rebarEmirates Steel is the UAE's largest producer,...Read More
On today's episode of Double Down, Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert talk to Alasdair Macleod of Goldmoney.com about President Trump's rampage on Twitter against the US Fed.Continue...Read More
Sean Masaki Flynn is an associate professor of economics at Scripps College and the author of "Economics for Dummies" and, most recently, "The Cure That Works; How to have the world's best health care - at a quarter of the price."Continue...Read More
Oil and gas companies are facing an onslaught of bankruptcies as the "shale revolution" appears to be coming to an unceremonious end, at least on Wall Street, according Continue...Read More
Six in 10 Americans are worried about tariffs affecting holiday shopping, Coresight Research found in a survey.Continue...Read More
Starting with Gold, we can see that it has struggled to get through $1550/oz. That's not a surprise as we pointed out thisContinue...Read More
Time Stamp References:0:40 - His CMT education and luck in 2008.2:40 - Bullish on gold and silver since last year.5:20 - Positioning for a recession.7:00 - Recession indicators.8:40 - Favorite indicators.13:20 - Authors and books on T.A.15:20 - Keep learning, question and try new things.JC has been bullish on precious metals for the past year although he anticipated a decline in the US dollar inde...Read More
China's domestic rebar prices rose again on Tuesday September 3, supported by strong futures prices even though trading was not very active. Domestic Eastern China (Shanghai): 3,620-3,650 yuan ($504-508) per tonne, up 30 yuan per tonne Northern China (Beijing): 3,600-3,620 yuan per tonne, up 20 yuan per tonne The rebar futures price on the Shanghai Futures Exchange remained above Monday's set...Read More
Hebei, China's largest steelmaking province, will embark on a capacity replacement program this year that would see the removal of 2.5 million tonnes per year of crude steel capacity and 4.44 million tpy of that for the production of iron.The move will involve the installation of converters with crude steel capacity amounting to 13.85 million tpy, and the shutting...Read More
Recent losses in the Chinese ferro-silicon price deepened over the past week in line with persistently softer demand, while the European market was steady, although a lack of buying interest was expected to weigh on prices in the near term. Export price in China drops on weak buying interest while domestic market tracks trendEuropean market under downward pressureUS FeSi prices firm on small trans...Read More
Technical analyst Clive Maund presents his dystopian view of the future. The distinguishing feature of fiat money systems is that they are licentious they are created by corrupt politicians so that they can act without restraint by, for example, promising the citizens the earth in order to improve their chances of being re-elected. The population can pick up the tab later in the form of devalued...Read More
Ferro-chrome prices continue to weaken in Europe due to producers' competition for sparse consumer interest. Alloy prices in Europe still weakening at lowest levels since 2009Ore and alloy prices hold in ChinaAlloy prices tick up in South Korea on potential Indian supply disruption US FeCr prices remain flat on thin tradingThe European ferro-chrome price softened slightly to a fresh ten-year low o...Read More
Fastmarkets presents five main takeaways from the Ferroalloynet 16th International Manganese Products conference in Ulanqab, in northern China's Inner Mongolia, on August 28-30. Growth of steel demand in China likely to slow in H2 2019... Both supply and demand for steel in China will maintain a relatively steady pace in the second half of the year, but the growth rate will be slower compared with...Read More