By Big Al Big Al and Jim McKinney’s comments on the “circus acts” for today. Download audio file (McKinney-Final-Cut.mp3) …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics Report The post KER Politics – Wed 7 Feb, 2018 appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Frik Els Investors sold off copper on Wednesday as the US dollar strengthened and equity and bond market volatility spilled over onto commodity markets. Comex copper plunged more than 3% to a low of $3.085 a pound ($6,800 per tonne) in New York, an eight-week low. Volumes were particularly heavy, with more
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By analyst By Nadia Lepak According to US Census data released Tuesday, US coal exports totaled 88 million metric tonnes in 2017, a 60.9% increase from 2016. Annual export volumes climbed to the highest since 2014, when the nation’s exports reached 88.3 million tonnes in large part due to strong seaborne coal prices into Europe
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By Brian Maher This post Volatility: The New Normal appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Dear Reader, “Volmageddon”+2. Stocks mounted a heroic charge yesterday… like cavalry answering the bugle at a desperate moment. The bears threw down their arms… and took to their heels. The Dow regained 567 points when the smoke cleared yesterday afternoon. The
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By Cory Market Wrap – Choppy US Markets, USD Above 90, and Rising Rates Continue Chris Temple joins me to wrap up the markets today. What might become the new normal we saw US markets choppy and yields continue to rise after a weak 10 year note auction. On the USD side the dollar is
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By Cory Market Factors At Play For The Metals John Kaiser, Founder of Kaiser Research joins me today to outline the main market factors he sees at play for the metals sector. We look at the recent volatility that has the complacent investors reconsidering their mentality for the markets. There is also a balance between
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By Cory Is The Pullback in Metals Stocks Over? Chris Vermeulen, Founder of The Technical Traders joins me today to focus on the precious metals stocks recent sell off. Nearing the lower part of the range they have traded in for all of 2017 he sees a potential opportunity in the short term. We also
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By Eric Fry Editor’s Note: Want to hear a joke? What do you get when the Dow drops 666 points on Friday, another 1,175 on Monday and then ends 567 points up yesterday? A big “nothing burger.” Okay, I don’t want to be totally dismissive – maybe more like “nothing sliders.” If you’ve been following
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Rio Tinto (ASX, LON, NYSE:RIO), the world’s No.2 mining company, showed investors Wednesday how well it has ridden the wave of higher commodity prices by announcing a record dividend on the back of a big surge in annual profit and its cost cutting drive. Bumper results came on the back
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By Zach Scheidt This post You Should Be Glad The Market Flash Crashed… appeared first on Daily Reckoning. 1,597.08 That’s how far the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell on Monday before rebounding a bit into the close. Investors freaked out — even the professionals! Just for a little comedic relief, I flipped on CNBC in
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