Market Talk - Monday, Nov. 8
Article By:
Rick Ristov
Read
Tuesday, November 9, 2021 5:42 AM EDT
British businesses reported faster growth in October, helped by fewer curbs on foreign travel, but the Bank of England is likely to be worried about record rises in the costs faced by businesses, which are being passed on to consumers.
In this article: FXE, DIA, FXB, FXY, GLD, OIL, UGA, USO, UUP, NDX, SPX, DAX, UNG, BNO, QQQ, IWM, FXF
Dollar Losses Set Stage For Recovery
Article By:
Marc Chandler
Read
Wednesday, August 24, 2016 9:34 AM EDT
The US dollar lost ground against nearly all the major currencies last week. The euro, Swiss franc, yen and sterling gained around 1% against the dollar last week.
Grant Williams: The Consequences Of Economic Peace
Article By:
Tyler Durden
Read
Wednesday, November 26, 2014 3:41 AM EDT
From Keynes to Kondratieff and from Napoleon to Nixon, Williams looks at the ramifications of several decades of easy credit and attempts to draw parallels with a time in history when the world looked remarkably similar to how it does now.
Faster And Faster But No Liftoff
Article By:
Marvin R Clark
Read
Wednesday, November 26, 2014 3:11 AM EDT
The economy is better than you thought. The Commerce Department revised its estimate of third quarter gross domestic product from 3.5% up to 3.9%.
Central Bank “Wealth Effects” Doctrine At Work
Article By:
David Stockman
Read
Tuesday, November 25, 2014 5:08 PM EDT
The purpose of central bank financial repression and ZIRP is to distort and inflate asset prices. Our monetary politburo even admits that it is in the monetary scam business via its self-serving doctrine called “wealth effects”.
Global Investing Update
Article By:
Vivian Lewis
Read
Monday, November 24, 2014 3:02 PM EDT
China caused waves across our portfolio. First of all, in an admission that something was needed to set GNP growth back on track, China cut interest rates in a new stimulus initiative.
Weekly ADR Report
Article By:
E.B. Capital Markets
Read
Monday, November 24, 2014 1:33 PM EDT
The average score is 51.03 across our ADR universe, above the four week moving average score of 49.40. The average ADR is trading -21.13% below its 52 week high, -3.81% below its 200 dma, has 3.42 days to cover held short, and is expected to post EPS growth of 18.14% next year.
Everyone Wants Dollars (Again)
Article By:
Marc Chandler
Read
Saturday, November 22, 2014 1:03 PM EDT
The yen has been the weakest of the majors this month, losing about 4.7% against the dollar. The swing in interest rate expectations for the BOE has seen sterling slip 2.0%, more than twice the euro's 0.9% decline, thus far, in November. The S&P might be giving indication of an exhaustion gap.
Oil Inventories Rise Slightly But Still No Signs Of Glut
Article By:
Power Hedge
Read
Friday, November 21, 2014 3:22 PM EDT
The most recent petroleum status report shows that oil inventories reversed the decline that they saw in the previous report but these same inventories still remain below year-ago levels. Despite media reports, there are still no signs of a glut.
This Week’s Sizemore Insights: Hunting For Global Value
Article By:
Charles Sizemore
Read
Friday, November 21, 2014 7:49 AM EDT
Expensive markets are supposed to correct, and cheap markets are supposed to rally as both revert to their long-term averages.
Bad IR Opportunities
Article By:
Vivian Lewis
Read
Wednesday, November 19, 2014 6:03 AM EDT
While US company brass get early experience in massaging news, this is not instinctive among foreign companies with American Depositary Receipts listed in this country.
In this article: AGU, CCJ, EC, EMD, ESD, MXE, NOK, NVS, PT, AZSEY, DGRLY, GLPGF, HKMPY, MXCHF, PDYPF, TEVA, FBASF, BTEBY
3 Of The 10 Largest Economies In The World Have Already Fallen Into Recession – Is The U.S. Next?
Article By:
Michael Snyder
Read
Wednesday, November 19, 2014 4:14 AM EDT
Are you waiting for the next major wave of the global economic collapse to strike? Well, you might want to start paying attention again.
The Bad News Bears
Article By:
Vivian Lewis
Read
Tuesday, November 18, 2014 4:19 AM EDT
Realistically, a 5% tax rise should prompt a 5% spending cut, with the earning power lost to inflation adding more belt tightening. You can't squeeze blood from a stone. Workers have no money.
In this article: BLX, BNS, EC, GSK, NOK, NVS, PBR, PT, SAN, SLB, SNY, VOD, ATONY, GBTZF, GTOMY, PPEHF, TRYIY, DWA, INFY, TEVA, RBGLY, ABGB