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- Game of Thrones - The Dollar vs. Gold
- Forget QE Exit Plan - Serial Money Printing Is the Wave of the Future
- The Petro Business Cycle Equals The New Normal
Market Observation
While we tend to focus more on the short and intermediate term, we notice that there is a lot going on in the long term time frame. Most obvious is the breakout above the top of a long-term trading range.
Featured Editorial
Gold bugs have done a lot of crying, rending of clothing, and gnashing of teeth in recent weeks as gold as swooned. It’s worse this morning as golds price sinks even a little below the levels on these charts. At the same time there’s been lots of...
The gloom and doom 'big-picture' theorists swarmed out of the woodwork during the 2008 financial meltdown in reaction to...
Everyone knows the odds of winning in a casino are worse than 50% (often much worse depending on the game...
Central banks have gone from purchasing bonds to buying stocks. The results have been shocking.
Japan continues to be the world’s biggest financial story. The consensus seems to be that the country’s extraordinary...
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May/16
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May/15
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