By Zach Scheidt This post Zach Scheidt: Here’s My Favorite FAANG Stock… appeared first on Daily Reckoning. To Buy or Not to Buy? That Is the Question… Every week, I get plethora of emails asking the same questions… “When are we going to invest in Facebook?!” “Why don’t you recommend investing in Amazon?” “Which FANG […]
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By analyst By Blair Burmeister CEO Andrew Mackenzie says the moves on shale and potash aren’t the result of shareholder pressure. …read more Source:: MineWeb The post BHP in talks on US shale sales after activist campaign appeared first on Junior Mining Analyst.
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By analyst By Frik Els World number one mining company BHP posted a fourfold rise in underlying profits on Tuesday in Australia of $6.7 billion. Free cash flow also surged, coming in at $12.6 billion. ADRs of the Melbourne-based giant was unchanged in after hours following a 1.3% gain during regular trading. The stock (NYSE:BHP)
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By GoldSilverWorlds Twitter Poll The first option which got the second number of votes is the debt ceiling. The debt ceiling is approaching in October. Since the Republicans didn’t get enough votes to pass healthcare reform they don’t have the momentum to work together to get the debt ceiling increase to pass easily. This is
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By analyst By Frik Els The Northern China import price of 62% Fe content ore jumped again on Monday as the country’s steelmakers stoke production ahead of mandated cuts going into winter. According to data supplied by The Steel Index the steelmaking raw material advanced 4% to exchange hands for $78.10 per dry metric tonne,
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By Alexander Green Institutional research confirms it. Academic research confirms it. Real-world experience confirms it. The best-performing asset class of all time is value stocks – publicly traded companies that are exceedingly cheap relative to sales, profits and net asset value. Not incidentally, they also pay bigger dividends and carry far less risk than growth
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Investors in Kingsgate Consolidated Ltd. (ASX:KCN) were allowed to gasp for air on Friday after being underwater on the stock due to problems with its mine in Thailand. The Australian-listed company shot up 49% to AUS$0.32 a share – three cents off a 52-week high – at the height of
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By analyst By Vladimir Basov Saucito silver mine, Mexico. Source: Fresnillo With nearly 22 million ounces of silver produced in 2016, Fresnillo’s Saucito silver mine is the largest silver operation in the world. Full-year silver production decreased marginally at Saucito as a result of the expected return to normal ore grades after mining the extraordinarily
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By Bill Bonner This post Will They Haul off Trump’s Statue, Too? appeared first on Daily Reckoning. This week, we are talking about the perishable nature of gods. The city fathers of our hometown of Baltimore have let it be known that it was time to toss out the old deities. Reports the Associated Press:
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By Brian Maher This post The Changing Face of History appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Today we step away from our normal beat… turn from the daily press of events… and reflect upon the permanent things… Or the impermanent things as the case may be. Four Confederate statues were hauled out of Baltimore parks this
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