Last weekend we reported that “the world’s most bearish hedge fund”, Horseman Global, had charted a specific path to trade the coming bear market, and it went through one commodity – oil, and one industry – shale. As Clark wrote in his most recent Market View letter,
October 30, 2018
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Video Length: 00:08:50 Aerospace & defense stocks and ETFs had very strong performance last year, thanks mainly to rise in defense spending. Also, synchronized global growth benefitted their commercial aerospace businesses. They continue to outperform the broader market this year
OIL TALKING POINTS Crude slips to a fresh monthly-low ($65.37) even as Nigeria Petroleum Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu argues $70/bbl is a ‘comfort level’ for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), but a series of failed attempts to test the August-low
Florida-based cigarette maker Vector Group (NYSE: VGR) is set to sell US$325m worth of senior unsecured notes to refinance existing bonds, as the company continues to struggle with a hefty debt burden. Vector Group, parent of tobacco company Liggett, as
Richard Postma joins me today to take a close look at the major drivers in the markets. With US markets continuing their shakiness it’s important to understand what will truly drive the markets into next year, to see the major
Though the natural gas market remains range-bound it continues to bounce around violently within its range, with the December contract shooting higher this morning before reversing lower into the early afternoon. It was the first day with the December contract
In part 1 of this series titled “How Many Stocks Should I Own?” found here, I focused primarily on how many stocks an investor might need to hold in a stock portfolio for adequate diversification. In this part 2, my focus
Facebook’s stock is strengthening after hours. Don’t be fooled, though. Take a look at the chart below. Even with the big bump this afternoon, do you happen to notice a trend? I want you to keep one simple number in
Demand concerns and contagion from equity carnage continue to weigh on WTI (overwhelming fears about supply disruptions in Iran and Venezuela) as it tested a $65 handle again today. API reported a bigger than expected 5.69mm crude build, the sixth weekly rise
