By Aaron Task Editor’s Note: The Oxford Club’s Chief Investment Strategist Alexander Green headlined our Annual Investment U Conference this week in St. Petersburg, Florida. What follows is a summary of his presentation, courtesy of Contributing Editor Aaron Task. Alex’s regular column will return on Monday. “Everybody focuses. What are you focusing on?” That was […]
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By Cory Brent Cook on the changing landscape for exploration companies Today is going to be a lighter day for posting as I am recording a lot of the weekend show. In the meantime I figured I would post a preview to the weekend show… I hope you all enjoy and everyone has a great
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By James Rickards This post Donald Trump Owns the Fed, the Dollar & Gold appeared first on Daily Reckoning. [Ed. Note: Jim Rickards’ latest New York Times bestseller, The Road to Ruin: The Global Elites’ Secret Plan for the Next Financial Crisis, is out now. Learn how to get your free copy – click HERE.
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By Cory Are extreme sentiment levels are good reason to invest? Happy St. Patrick’s Day everyone! Dana Lyons, Fund Manager in Chicago kicks off today with comments focused on US equity markets and longer term bond yields. We discuss the extreme bullish sentiment towards equities and how this should make investors wary. That said, Dana
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By Big Al Dr. Jim Little discusses the rate hike announced yesterday. The Fed announced a 25 basis point rate hike yesterday and we discuss this with Professor Jim Little. the Download audio file (Genesis-Segment-8-March-16-Dr.-Jim-Littlle-discusses.mp3) …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics Report The post General Market Commentary – Thu 16 Mar, 2017 appeared first on
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By GoldSilverWorlds The Dunning-Kruger effect is the idea that low-ability people tend to suffer from illusory superiority. The phenomenon, first studied by David Dunning and Justin Kruger, says that people who know the least tend to overvalue their own competence, and tend to believe that they are experiencing some sort of upper-echelon level of thinking.
By James Rickards This post Here’s What the Fed Does Next appeared first on Daily Reckoning. The Fed raised rates yesterday, as I predicted back in December. The market dismissed it at the time, and only just caught on within the past couple of weeks. So basically, the market caught up with my forecast. I
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By Big Al Weekly Progress Summary from Corvus Gold What with gold up about about $25/ounce today, the future looks good for companies like Corvus Gold. (Do not construe this as investment advice.) Download audio file (Thursday-Jeff.mp3) …read more Source:: The Korelin Economics Report The post Company Reports – Thu 16 Mar, 2017 appeared first
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By Aaron Task Editor’s Note: Today, we are excited to share a piece from award-winning financial journalist Aaron Task. You may know him from his work at Fortune and Yahoo Finance. He is currently attending our annual Investment U Conference in St. Petersburg, Florida. Below, he shares some insights from the big event… and why
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By Greg Guenthner This post The REAL Reason Your Mutual Fund Can’t Beat the S&P 500 appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Sorry, you’re probably not going to beat the S&P 500 this year. Don’t worry, you’re not alone. Only one in five U.S. stock funds have beat their benchmarks in the last five years, according
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