By Pater Tenebrarum Money Supply and Credit Growth Continue to Falter The decline in the growth rate of the broad US money supply measure TMS-2 that started last November continues, but the momentum of the decline has slowed last month (TMS = “true money supply”). The data were recently updated to the end of April, […]
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By analyst By Frik Els World Steel Association data showed a 5% year-on-year jump in global steel production in April to 142.1m tonnes. It’s a continuation of robust growth in the industry which increased output by 5.1% during the first four months of the year of 2017 to 550.5 million tonnes. The 50-year old industry
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By Adam Sharp I talk to a lot of people about startup investing. The most common objection I get to the idea is that it’s a new and unproven market. It’s true, equity crowdfunding is new. Investing in startups, however, isn’t new at all. The only difference is that before equity crowdfunding, venture capitalists (VCs)
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By Rob Otman Intuit (Nasdaq: INTU) is a $32.85 billion company today. Investors that bought shares one year ago are sitting on a 22.31% total return. That’s above the S&P 500’s return of 17%. Intuit stock is beating the market, and it reports quarterly earnings tonight. But does that make it a good buy today?
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Source: Adrian Day for The Gold Report 05/23/2017 Money manager Adrian Day reviews news from several companies, mostly positive developments, and notes that some stocks are good buys at current levels. Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX:NYSE, 11.83) continues to struggle on various fronts in Indonesia. Just as it was ramping up to restart operations and resume exports
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By Brian Maher This post Making the Empire Pay appeared first on Daily Reckoning. President Trump writes a new chapter in the art of the deal… Official business brought Mr. Trump to the desert kingdom of Saudi Arabia this weekend. He now heads for Israel to maybe write another. But not before his Saudi hosts
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By Antonius Aquinas Papal Delusions The purported pope of the Catholic Church recently attacked “libertarianism.” As a number of theologians have ably shown, Jorge Bergoglio, a.k.a Pope Francis, cannot be a legitimate pope, since he was neither ordained as a priest or consecrated as a bishop in the traditional Catholic rite of Holy Orders. And
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud An 18-pages long report released today by the London Mining Network slams Antofagasta Minerals’ 60%-owned Los Pelambres copper mine, located in the central-northern of Chile in Coquimbo Region. In a move that comes just a couple of days prior to Antofagasta’s (LON:ANTO) annual general meeting in London, the document
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click to enlarge Now, however, some are wondering if Trump, embroiled in numerous scandals, will finish out his term. A few SALT presenters even uttered the “i” word. Jim Chanos, founder and investment manager of Kynikos Associates in New York, told the packed auditorium that he believes the market hopes Vice President Mike Pence will
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