By Rob Otman Autoliv (NYSE: ALV) is a large cap company that operates within the auto components industry. Its market cap is $13 billion today and the total one-year return is 55.13% for shareholders. Autoliv stock is beating the market, and it reports earnings soon. But does that make it a good buy today? To […]
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By James Rickards This post The Roller Coaster to Nowhere appeared first on Daily Reckoning. There are four major factors driving the market. The factors are growth, trade wars, geopolitics and regulation of technology. Each of the four factors has its own internal contradictions, in effect a binary outcome for each. This means there are
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By Big Al Here is a fascinating story, Russ Warner of Converous discusses the concept of truth within the U.S. political system. Wouldn’t our society be so much better off if the concept of truth within our Federal Government and the news media simply be a given as to accuracy? Download audio file (Genesis-Segment-7-April-7-Russ-Warner-of-Converous-discusses-the-importance-of-truth-in-the-American-political-wywtem.mp3) …read
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By analyst By Frik Els At a cool $100 billion, SoftBank’s Vision Fund is the biggest technology investment fund in history with investments that range from $300 million in a dog-walking app called Wag (you read that right) to a reported $4.4 billion in office space company WeWork. Now the Japanese firm is entering the
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Appetite for copper-mining assets is picking up after prices climbed in 2017 to the highest level in seven years, amid disruptions that worsened a shortfall in supply. The metal rally, however, has weakened since prices climbed to a three-year high in late December, and prices could become volatile unless the
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By Cory The Big Picture Trends For Bonds, Gold, and The USD Brien Lundin joins me today to outline the longer term trends that has recently stalled. These trends over the past year include long-term yields and gold higher and USD lower. With the recent sideways choppiness we ask the question if these trends are
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By Big Al Michael Stumo CEO of The Coalition for a Prospersous America discusses the important issues of international trade facing America Everyone understands the importance of China’s role vis a vis the United States in the issue of trade, but how about the stance of the WTO regarding the issue of free trade in
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud The president of the Pan-Amazonian Ecclesial Network, Mgr. José Ángel Divasson, hosted a press conference today where he presented the Catholic Church’s position regarding the exploitation of mineral resources in Venezuela’s southeastern Guayana region. Divasson, who also is the vicar apostolic of the Amazonian town of Puerto Ayacucho, said
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By analyst By Valentina Ruiz Leotaud Following the announcement of its intentions to acquire the Kandiole-North and the Kandiole-West permits, RosCan Minerals (TSXV: ROS) said that now it wants to buy the 65-square-kilometre Segando-South and the 32-square-kilometre Moussala-North permits, all located in western Mali. “With the acquisition of these additional permits, RosCan’s Kandiole Project will
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