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February 3, 2017
For most of the week, President Donald Trump’s executive order regarding immigration made headlines, sparking not only protests at U.S. airports, but also comments from several CEOs of U.S. companies. Meanwhile, the President signed a new executive order on Friday
(Video length: 00:07:41) Ira Epstein leads us through the day’s precious metal highlights.
MS Stock Spikes $2.17 Per Share on Friday February 3, 2017 Morgan Stanley Capital Partners (MSCP), as part of Morgan Stanley Investment Management, recently announced a substantial investment in Fisher Container. The latter company has its headquarters in Illinois and
Investing is a stressful endeavor – plain and simple. You never have all the facts to make a perfect decision. You are only able to see the right answer with the benefit of hindsight. Things are always slow on the
An analysis of the political setup in Italy shows eurosceptics are on the verge of taking control of the country. The only missing ingredient is an early election. And early elections are now the odds-on favorite. Let’s back up a
Shares of tobacco giant Philip Morris International (PM) rose 3% on February 2, after the company posted a mixed earnings report. Earnings-per-share missed expectations, but sales surpassed analyst estimates, for the fourth quarter. Investors were relieved to see growth over
A long time ago, in another life, I learned by necessity how to smell a setup. And I gotta tell you, it feels like we’re being set up. Read this from a strategist at Market Securities (via Bloomberg): Jan. payroll
As I had suggested a couple of weeks ago, the Street would keep stock index prices near these elevated levels while they concocted a few sizzling hot IPOs to squeeze out while the squeezing is good. And yesterday Snap, the parent
The U.S. hotel industry cycle appears to be moderating to historical norms, coming off years of accelerated growth that started in 2010 following the recession. Apart from softening occupancy levels, negative currency translation and macroeconomic concerns in several emerging economies
