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
It's no secret that the average worker's income has remained stagnant for decades. This has happened in the face of rising productivity and technological innovation and increased corporate profits. So what's a politician to do? Impose tariffs and blame the Chinese. At least that's what Danielle is thinking. At the same time, the economy could very well be headed for a slow down. How convenient, bl...Read More
There is always an ongoing conversation about the next financial crisis in terms of what will bring it on and how it will all play out in the markets. Most outcomes end up more extreme in nature than they truly turnout.Jordan Roy-Byrne joins me to share his thoughts on how the next market correction and financial crisis will look for investors. We discuss where the debt is concentrated this time a...Read More
Blacks do not score as well on SAT tests as Asians or whites. College administrators "won't let that happen".Continue...Read More
"Make your product at home in the USA and there is no Tariff. You can also buy from a non-Tariffed country instead of China. Many companies are leaving China..."Continue...Read More
Although most of the precious metals sector has trended lower in recent months, Gold has held up well. It and the Continue...Read More
The valuation gap between Australian and Canadian producers, highlighted by a recent takeover offer, is reviewed in a BMO Capital Markets report. In a May 15 research note, BMO Capital Markets analysts Brian Quast and Andrew Kaip wrote that St. Barbara Ltd.'s (SBM:ASX) recent offer to acquire Atlantic Gold Corp. (AGB:TSX.V) exemplifies that "the valuation gap between Australian and Canadian produ...Read More
Dr. John-Mark Staude, president and CEO of Riverside Resources, sits down with Maurice Jackson of Proven and Probable to discuss his company's just-announced exploration funding agreement with BHP. Maurice Jackson: Joining us for a conversation is Dr. John-Mark Staude, the president and CEO of Riverside Resources, Where Knowledge is Golden. Riverside Resources Inc. (RRI:TSX.V; RVSDF:OTCQB has som...Read More
Today I would like to update some ratio combo charts which may give us a sense of the bigger picture. Its like putting the pieces of a puzzle together where the small pieces don’t look like much by themselves but when they’re all added together it paints a clear picture. These ratio combo charts are just a piece of the puzzle that may add some clarity to some of the individual sectors....Read More
* Mp3 formatHighlightsLouis Navellier of Navellier & Associates returns with comments the booming domestic economic conditions. Our guest notes the 50 year low in the national unemployment rate. The Navellier Tactical ETF ranked #2 in Morningstar's service and topped the list for 3 consecutive years. Our guest outlines what he views as a conspiracy within the market: read Robo-Sharks...Read More
By: RambusTonight I would like to update some ratio combo charts which may give us a sense of the bigger picture. Its like putting the pieces of a puzzle together where the small pieces don't look like much by themselves but when they're all added together it paints a clear picture. These ratio combo charts are just a piece of the puzzle that may add some clarity to some of the individual sector...Read More
By: Thorsten PolleitSince the latest the crisis in 2008/2009, central banks around the world have been doing their best to expel risks from financial markets. By lowering interest rates, fixing them at extremely low levels, or issuing more credit and money, monetary policymakers make sure that ailing borrowers are kept afloat. In fact, central banks have put a "safety net" under the economies an...Read More
By: Ira EpsteinGold in an uptrend:Read More
Today's chart shows ponderous supply sitting on the Nasdaq 100. The two smaller peaks to the left were made significant by the size of the decline that followed them. They harbor many investors who undoubtedly are eager to exit now that the broad averages have returned to those record levels. There is a further impediment in the form of the head-and-shoulderish formation at the righthand edge of...Read More
The market "wizard" and influential trader turned crypto pumper has just declared silver dead. The riggers MUST BE DESPERATE for physical. Here's why...Yes.Oh my.Connectin' dots.An all-out freakin' assault!A scramble to get real physical.It's too obvious now, just connect the dots.We know the cartel must be low on physical gold.The desperation really picked up a couple of years ago when the cartel...Read More
Silver Miners (SIL) have lost over 50% since the highs back in 2016. Is this large of a decline enough to present a buying opportunity?No doubt the multi-year trend for SIL remains down at this time. The long-term decline and the decline over the past few months has it testing last years lows again at (1).While testing the lows it finds itself at the apex of a falling wedge pattern at (1). Is a "...Read More
TORONTO - Horizons ETFs Management (Canada) is pleased to announce the launch of the Horizons Global Uranium Index ETF. Units of the ETF will begin trading today on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol HURA.Cameco's McArthur River Mine. Courtesy of Cameco.HURA is the first ETF in Canada to provide direct exposure to the global uranium sector - a universe of companies with a combine...Read More
Rising expectations for Las Vegas shows. Good demand for0.70 to 1.99 ct., G-J, VS-SI, RapSpec A3+. Other categories weak. Large-stonedealers cautious amid high-end slowdown. Christie's Geneva garners $62M (87% bylot) as cushion, 118.05 ct., fancy yellow, VS2 diamond sells for $7.1M ($60,000/ct.). Sotheby's Geneva fetches $42M(77% by lot) with 36.57 ct., D, FL going for $5M ($137,036/ct.). Rough pr...Read More
Cautious mood amidrumors more businesses closing. Dealer trading quiet with many extendingtheir summer vacation due to slow orders. US and Israeli buyers in Mumbailooking for bargains before Las Vegas shows. Liquidity tight and cuttersreducing production. Rough market stable, but manufacturing profit marginstight. Jewelers concentrating on gold rather than diamonds. RoundRead More
RAPAPORT... A diamond bought in memory of late diamantaire Sam Abram sold for more than double its high estimate at Christie's Geneva auction Wednesday. The cushion brilliant-cut, 118.05-carat, fancy-yellow,VS2-clarity stone fetched $7.1 million, or $60,000 per carat, at theMagnificent Jewels auction. The diamond, whichwas estimated at $2.5 million to $3.5 million, was purchased by Siba Corp....Read More