Month: November 2019

It’s been yet another volatile week in the metals complex, with gold (GLD) and silver (SLV) losing a little of their luster with renewed trade chatter. We got news this morning that China and the U.S. are open to rolling back tariffs in phases, and this certainly hasn’t done anything to prop up the fear
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American companies are sitting on piles of cash, frustrating investors and leading some on Wall Street to wonder why they aren’t spending. Microsoft currently has the largest cash pile at $136.6 billion as of last quarter, according to estimates from FactSet. Berkshire Hathaway, Alphabet and Apple occupy the other top spots, with $128.2 billion, $121.2
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Back in mid-July, I wrote on InvestorPlace that it looked like shares of beaten up pharmacy retailer CVS (NYSE:CVS) were ready to breakout higher. The headwinds, which had plunged shares into dirt-cheap territory, were going to ease going forward, meaning that there was no reason for the dirt-cheap valuation to stick around. Source: Shutterstock Fast
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A rally coming into this week’s data release The market expected a 54 bcf injection The EIA reported an injection of 56 bcf The realization that the winter season has arrived lifted the price of December natural gas futures over the recent trading sessions. Since mid-October, December futures have moved from $2.388 to a high
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(credit: Your Friendly Gold Enthusiast) What the reports seem to say so far is that revenues are generally up, as expected. Gold prices were about 250 USD higher in 2019 Q3 than in 2018 Q3, and higher on average this quarter than last. Higher revenue was expected by many analysts, including your own Gold Enthusiast.
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Ray Dalio, billionaire and founder of Bridgewater Associates LP, speaks during the Institute of International Finance (IIF) annual membership meeting in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, Oct. 18, 2019. Al Drago | Bloomberg | Getty Images Central banks have been giving cheap money to investors who have been injecting it into companies that are often
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