As Amazon (AMZN) continues its disruptive ways, the e-commerce giant is said to be contemplating a two-story, automated supermarket. Against the backdrop of Amazon’s shift into the world of “offline” brick-and-mortar retail, Cowen analyst Oliver Chen said that while a
February 7, 2017
What’s next for GDX?
Though the U.S. stock market had a stellar run after the election of Trump in November, the trend seems to have reversed in recent weeks. A host of challenges laid by Trump seems to be blocking the bullish trend in
Suggesting that the OPEC “production cut” gambit may soon backfire, on Tuesday the U.S. Energy Information Administration cut it’s 2017 world oil demand growth forecast by a fractional 10,000 barrels per day to 1.62 million bpd, and also cut its 2018 estimate
Dividend growth investing is an actionable, repeatable way to build wealth over the long term. One of the most common goals of the dividend investor is to create a large enough dividend income stream to comfortably retire. This begs the
The tech sector has performed favorably in recent times on the back of encouraging earnings results. Although Trump’s proposed trade and immigration policies are expected to weigh on big technology companies, his corporate tax repatriation plans could benefit technology companies that hold
Today with Chris Temple we look at the big picture where gold, bonds, and equities all move up together. Recently this has been the new trend of the markets which very few people expected. Chris also brings up the concept
Last week, Apple (NYSE: AAPL) reported its first quarter earnings beating expectations on all ends, causing its share price to surge over 3% after the report. Earnings totaled $3.36 per share, compared to analysts’ view of $3.21. Revenue came in
The Atlanta Fed GDPNow Model for first quarter GDP took a dive to 2.7% today from 3.4% on February 1. Let’s investigate why. Latest forecast: 2.7 percent — February 7, 2017 The GDPNow model forecast for real GDP growth (seasonally adjusted annual
Israeli drug firm Teva (TEVA) whose CEO was ousted last night (I wrote a special blog to report this, which was reprinted by talkmarkets.com) today fell 4.2% as analysts worked out what it will mean. Some say buy and some say hold, nobody
