By Rob Otman Red Hat stock had a good day in the market on Thursday November 16. Shares climbed 2.27% and closed the day at $126.63. They’re now trading 0.03% below their 52-week high of $126.67. With today’s good gain, Red Hat now has a market cap of $23 billion. That makes it a large […]
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click to enlarge According to the IEA, China and India will make up the lion’s share of renewable energy demand, solar PV especially, as the two governments are committed to improving their air quality and lowering costs. “To meet rising demand, China needs to add the equivalent of today’s United States power system to its
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By Cory The USD Breakout That Was Short Lived On my chat today with Craig Hemke we focus on the USD and silver charts. On a daily chart of the USD we were watching a reverse head and shoulders pattern that broke out in late October. That breakout was short lived as USD has now
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By Cory An update on the Agriculture sector from Ned Schmidt There is a lot of interest form some very smart people that I talk to in the agricultural sector. Thankfully we have Ned Schidt, Editor of the Agri-Food Value View newsletter focused on agriculture. In this interview we focus a lot on the prospects
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Nearly 20 countries and regions pledged Thursday to never use coal again as fuel for power generation from 2030 onwards, adhering to a British-Canadian initiative presented at the 2017 United Nations climate change talks in Bonn, Germany. Two nations, however, did not sign the accord — the United States and
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By Nilus Mattive This post 5 Steps To Retiring Rich (Step 4) appeared first on Daily Reckoning. In case you’ve missed the last several issues, I’ve been going over different types of retirement accounts and some clever ways to use them for maximum wealth building. So far we’ve covered the entire world of 401(k)s, including
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By Eric Fry Just like Lassie, the loveable TV canine, zinc may be trying to tell us something important. Zinc’s message probably has nothing to do with Timmy falling into a well, but it may have a lot to do with the prospect of rising commodity prices. You see, the price of zinc has been
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By Rob Otman Jacobs Engineering (NYSE: JEC) is a mid cap company that operates within the construction and engineering industry. Its market cap is $7 billion today, and the total one-year return is -0.11% for shareholders. Jacobs Engineering stock is underperforming the market. It’s beaten down, but it reports earnings soon. So is it a
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By James Rickards This post Gold, Interest Rates and Super Cycles appeared first on Daily Reckoning. When the Fed raised interest rates last December, many believed gold would plunge. But it didn’t happen. Gold bottomed the day after the rate hike, but then started moving higher again. Incidentally, the same thing happened after the Fed
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By Brian Maher This post What History Teaches About Interest Rates, Part II appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Yesterday we presented evidence that interest rates have trended lower for the better part of 500 years. We also suggested that the high interest rates of the mid-to-late 20th century may be history’s true aberration. Let us
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