AUDUSD: With AUDUSD selling off at the end of the week to follow through lower on the back of its previous week losses, more bear pressure is envisaged. On the downside, support resides at the 0.6800 level where a breach
September 4, 2015
John Chen spoke with Rich Karlgaard about BlackBerry’s turnaround. Chen said he turned down the CEO position three times before finally accepting the challenge. In a nutshell, BlackBerry (BBRY) lost its way when it did not open its API. Profitability
With the June quarter reporting cycle now behind us, attention is shifting to the Q3 earnings season whose early reports will start arriving in the coming days. Estimates for Q3 followed the all-too-familiar trend of coming down as management teams
SILVER: Silver continues to face downside pressure, closing flat the past week. It looks to weaken further in the new week. Support lies at the 14.30 level and if broken the commodity could see further weakness towards the 14.00 level.
The last 2 weeks in markets… And to all those who took Cramer’s advice to buy the dips… Some big moves this week… Dow Industrials lowest weekly close since April 2014 Dow Transports lowest weekly close since May 2014 S&P
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Yesterday fellow Seeking Alpha writer, Rubicon, wrote an excellent article and he specifically put the hammer down on the RMR family of REITs known as Select Income REIT (NYSE:SIR), Government Properties Income Trust (NYSE:GOV), Senior Housing Properties Trust (NYSE:SNH), and Hospitality Properties Trust (NYSE:HPT).
Back in the go-go 1980s, Japan was the economy every investor respected – and feared. Wall Streeters even had a saying that reflected this, telling investors, “When Tokyo sneezes, Wall Street catches a cold. Fast-forward 30 years. Asia has once again become a global economic linchpin. But now
