China reportedly canceled trade talks with the United States and is unlikely to move ahead until after November’s mid-term elections. This has started making investors jittery. The move follows the Trump administration’s announcement of imposing tariffs on $200 billion worth
September 24, 2018
Today the market is pushing lower. There’s a chance here we see a retest of the 2900 level here, which today would respresent key support from the rising trend-line that was created off of the June lows. It also represents
“If I had to give it [the Fed] a grade, I’d say pre-crisis I’d give the Fed an F. And I would say that Alan Greenspan will go down in history as the worst Chairman of the Federal Reserve in
John Rubino, Founder of DollarCollapse.com joins me today to recap a recent article he wrote highlighting some comments made by Marin Katusa. Marin pointed out that the major companies are in need of resources and to do this they will
Data Courtesy of Trade Alert
With Labor Day barely in our rearview mirrors, it may be a bit premature to sing a chorus of Auld Lang Syne, but a look back to the start of 2018 is still instructive. No doubt the February selloff unnerved stock
Merger and acquisition activities across the globe has been hitting record highs this year. The frenzy has spread to the gold mining space as the world’s largest gold producer Barrick Gold (ABX – Free Report) has agreed to buy Africa-focused rival, Randgold
The uncertainty continues for China/US trade talks, but this time because China canceled the talks. It didn’t help sentiment that some core markets (China and Japan) were closed for public holidays which always hits trading volumes. The Hang Seng opened
The uncertainty continues for China/US trade talks, but this time because China canceled the talks. It didn’t help sentiment that some core markets (China and Japan) were closed for public holidays which always hits trading volumes. The Hang Seng opened
As interest rates have risen in the last year, we have seen a number of charts similar to the one below comparing the yield on the 3-Month US Treasury (UST) to the dividend yield of the S&P 500. For the
