What’s the reality concerning Apple Watch sales?Notice how Apple’s CEO (AAPL) Tim Cook made no comment on the average selling price (ASP) per unit. Notice how Tim Cook made no mention of margin impact from sales? But why would he,
December 6, 2016
A review of the day’s trading in the agriculture markets. Video length: 00:10:24
Events were breaking yesterday, but as Bloomberg’s Richard Breslow mocks, not nearly as quickly as the narrative that tried valiantly to explain the price action. After the fact. We all know what happened. The Italian referendum sent the euro and risk
December 6, 2016 Update: A final 4.5-year cycle low was expected the first week of December 2015 and in an interview on December 3, 2015 while gold was trading at $1045, and most analysis were looking for $700 – $1000
The markets were still churning around today, going nowhere in particular. I think that the theory that there was a determined intervention in the markets yesterday in the aftermath of the Italy vote is a reasonable one. The Banksters and
Each week Forcerank runs a variety of games covering different industries. What we have found, is that the lowest ranked companies in their respective games deliver the biggest negative price movement and vice versa for those in the top position.
It is well-documented that investors in smaller businesses are often rewarded by faster business growth. The Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) is the smallest of the Big 5 Canadian banks, a fantastic group of businesses with proven track records
On November 30, OPEC leaders satisfied market watchers by signing the oil output cut deal for the first time in eight years and succeeding in the third attempt this year. The deal sent oil prices and global energy stocks soaring.
Written by BlackRock Italian voters rejected a constitutional amendment designed to alleviate political gridlock. Here’s our take on the implications for investors. Italian voters rejected a constitutional amendment designed to alleviate political gridlock by centralizing power at the expense of regions and
“The growth in imports from China had a role in that decline–contributing, perhaps, to as much as one-quarter of the employment drop-off from 1991 to 2007, according to an analysis by David Autor and colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. But
