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August 20, 2018
In a couple of blog posts last year I discussed the limitations of sentiment as a market timing tool. With the most reliable sentiment indicators now revealing extreme negativity towards gold, it’s timely to revisit this topic using the current gold market
The price of Regular and Premium were both down two cents from last week. According to GasBuddy.com, Hawaii has the highest average price for Regular at $3.69 and San Francisco, CA is the most expensive city, averaging $3.74. South Carolina has
In a potential tectonic shift, industry heavyweights form a blockchain alliance Last week, four of the world’s largest automakers (Ford, GM, BMW and Renault) launched a blockchain1 alliance that could represent a tectonic shift, not just in the adoption of blockchain
Less than a month after the WSJ reported first that Tesla was quietly asking suppliers for “cash back” on existing and future projects, describing the request as “essential to Tesla’s continued operation” and characterizing it as an investment in the car company, investors quickly
It’s not that curves are flattening. It’s where they are. There’s really no mystery surrounding any of this. The “conundrum” arrives only when starting from the Orthodox perspective; the one derived from Economists even though they don’t understand the bond market in
Yes folks, hide your wealth, your emerging markets, and what remains of your living wage jobs, it’s that time of year again, when the great herd of economists and financial news readers follow Cowboy Jay and his hole in the
The Consumer Staples sector has been on fire lately. As shown in the snapshot from our ?Trend Analyzer tool below, Staples is up more than any other sector over the last week (+3.29%), and it’s now trading in extreme overbought territory at
Data Courtesy of Trade Alert
Japan was the outlier today after the majority produced a positive return. After an initial surge, the Nikkei fell back into negative territory where it spent the rest of the day. Exporters, energy, base metals and banks fell victim to
