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By MN Gordon A Flawless Flock of Scoundrels One of the fringe benefits of living in a country that’s in dire need of a political, financial, and cultural reset, is the twisted amusement that comes with bearing witness to its unraveling. Day by day we’re greeted with escalating madness. Indeed, the great fiasco must be […]

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By Pater Tenebrarum Suspicion isn’t Merely Asleep – It is in a Coma (or Dead) There is an old Monty Python skit about a parrot whose lack of movement and refusal to respond to prodding leads to an intense debate over what state it is in. Is it just sleeping, as the proprietor of the

By Brian Maher This post Fraud, Delusion and Humbug appeared first on Daily Reckoning. The president rolled out Janet Yellen’s successor yesterday… the Republicans rolled out their tax plan… and the Dow rolled out another record-topping performance… We merely rolled our eyes. The day’s events only reminded us of the fraud, the delusion, the humbug

By Cory Recapping the Jobs Numbers, Tax Bill, and What Happened To Infrastructure Spending? Chris Temple and I provide a quick recap of the jobs number that was released this morning. At first glance people could have viewed these numbers as negative however looking at the prior months revisions it’s just another neutral number. As

By Rob Otman Regeneron (Nasdaq: REGN) is a large cap company that operates within the biotechnology industry. Its market cap is $43 billion today, and the total one-year return is 14.56% for shareholders. Regeneron stock is underperforming the market. It’s beaten down, but it reports earnings soon. So is it a good time to buy?

By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie After struggling with falling copper prices since 2011, producers of the red metal are finally recording profits thanks to this year’s upswing. And, according to analysts at S&P Global Market Intelligence, the miners’ profit margins are set to grow further in 2018. Copper prices are up 24% since the beginning

By Alexander Green What do you call a public company that isn’t a growth stock… or a value stock? How about “a disaster”? Let’s use Under Armour (NYSE: UA) as an example. The Baltimore-based company is a popular developer, manufacturer and seller of sports apparel and footwear. Kevin Plank, a former University of Maryland football

By Greg Guenthner This post Live From Las Vegas: Have Gamblers Infiltrated the Stock Market? appeared first on Daily Reckoning. It was 9 a.m. when I rolled into Las Vegas yesterday and the streets were already crawling with adults behaving badly. The booze was flowing and the blackjack tables were packed. The sun was barely

By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Thailand’s military regime, which ordered the shutdown of all gold mining and exploration industry in May last year, is facing international arbitration over its decision of closing the country’s only active gold mine in December. Chatree mine’s operator, Australia’s Kingsgate Consolidated (ASX:KCN), said Friday that after months of negotiations with