Financial Sense
Jeremy Gray: Gold Stocks Look Attractive for a Major Bounce
Jim welcomes Jeremy Gray, Managing Director and Head of Global Resources at Standard Chartered Bank. Jeremy is looking for a squeeze in the resource shares after the recent 3-month underperformance. He finds that gold shares look especially...
Market Observation
Today's big news... We had an intermediate-term neutral signal generated on our Thrust/Trend Model for the SPX. The 20-EMA crossed below the 50-EMA today which was the trigger. It was not a sell signal because the 50-EMA remains above the 200-...
Featured Editorial
A nation like China is losing billions in purchasing power by collecting and holding dollars. It's more than the leaders of China are willing to suffer through.
Some of the U.S.'s most prestigious, established universities are making aggressive inroads into the field of online...
We could solve the financial problem Social Security and Medicare represent simply by reducing life expectancy, but there...
The People’s bank of China (PBoC), China’s central bank is now the 800lb panda in terms of balance sheets. They have...
Gold fell $22.70 to close at $1,558.60/oz in New York yesterday. Gold edged up in early Asian trading to $1,560/oz prior...
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