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By Rob Otman Monster (Nasdaq: MNST) is a $30 billion company today. Investors that bought shares one year ago are sitting on a -0.3% total return. That’s below the S&P 500’s return of 16.83%. Monster stock is underperforming the market. It’s beaten down, but it reports earnings on Tuesday. So is it a good time […]

By Bob Creed There is a vast part of the market that many investors know very little about… if anything at all. But as you will see in a moment, you need to get familiar with it. That’s because it currently holds the largest share of transactions. In fact, it dwarfs the conventional exchanges. This

By Cory The loved (US equities) vs the unloved (metals) markets Download audio file (0805-KER-Weekend-Show.mp3) This week was pretty slow and boring until the job numbers on Friday. These numbers reversed the direction of the USD and gold. Both, especially the dollar, were due for a reversal but after the major selloff this year there

By Cory A Valuable Round Table Discussion on Metals investing with Doc and David Erfle This is a preview to segment 2 on this week’s weekend show. I got a chance to have Doc and David Erfle, Editor of the Junior Miner Junky, to discuss what their technicals are showing them for the physical price

By David Stockman This post Trump: Another Nixon? appeared first on Daily Reckoning. Approximately two months before the election on September 10th I locked down the final draft of my book, Trumped! In the opening sentence I ventured the following opinion, which was most certainly not in the mainstream at the time: FIRST THERE WERE

By Brian Maher This post Why Amazon Could Take Over the World appeared first on Daily Reckoning. One word symbolizes the power and reach of the behemoth Amazon, explained our Louis Basenese at a recent powwow here in Baltimore: “Milk.” Yes… milk. Louis is one of the world’s premier venture capital analysts. He hunts big-game

By Cory Reversals at the end of the week… Here’s what to look forward to Chris Temple helps me wrap up the markets for the week. US equity markets continue to move higher no matter what data or news comes out but the USD and gold reversed today on the back of the jobs number.

By MN Gordon Mathematical Certainties Based on the simple reflection that arithmetic is more than just an abstraction, we offer a modest observation. The social safety nets of industrialized economies, including the United States, have frayed at the edges. Soon the safety net’s fabric will snap. This recognition is not an opinion. Rather, it’s a

By Cory Job numbers hurting gold, helping the US Dollar The job numbers today beat estimates and the markets are taking note. Doc is with me again to outline why he thinks the metals are in for a downturn and the dollar could continue its bounce from today. Download audio file (2017_08_04-Doc.mp3) …read more Source::

By analyst Dennis Gartman of the eponymous The Gartman Letter noted today in his daily letter to investors that he is paying less attention to the non-farms component than others because “after eight full years of better employment data the labor… …read more Source:: PRNewswire-Mining and Metals The post Gartman on U.S. Employment figures and