By Cory FOMC statement recap and China trying to deleverage Today we had the FOMC statement which again aired on the hawkish side. We also have continued news out of China regarding its deleveraging. Chris Temple joins me to wrap up the markets and recap the FOMC statement and the downtrend in base metals. Download […]
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By Big Al Putin Meets Erdogan as Russia Pursues Syria Diplomacy Blitz Download audio file (Wednesday-Politics-use.mp3) Russian President Vladimir Putin continued his diplomatic push for a plan to establish safe zones in Syria backed by peacekeepers as he began talks with Turkish leader Recep Tayyip Erdogan in the Black Sea resort of Sochi on Wednesday.
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By Cory The long terms charts for PMs show no direction This downtrend in the metals over the past 2+ weeks has been rough but looking at the longer term charts we are not seeing any weakness. That being said we also are not seeing any strength. Doc and Al are part of today’s editorial
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By Cory Margin Debt Climbs for Third Consecutive Month to Fresh All-Time High Here is a brief comment from TrimTabs on margin debt. While margin debt is a major concern for many market onlookers there is no denying that when margin debt rises so do the markets. This could be the simplest reason for why
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Source: Bob Moriarty for The Gold Report 05/03/2017 Bob Moriarty of 321Gold describes the evolution of the Red Eagle franchise, which has successfully advanced projects in a volatile jurisdiction. The most satisfying part of my job is giving credit where credit is due. In an industry where constant failure is the norm and most “management
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By analyst By Cecilia Jamasmie Africa’s mining potential is not longer the main attraction for foreign capitals wanting to invest in the continent, a study published Wednesday shows. According to the latest “Africa Attractiveness” report by EY, the mining sector, including industrial and precious metals, coal, oil, as well as natural gas, collectively accounted for
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By analyst By Andrew Topf Australian lithium explorer Pilbara Minerals (ASX:PLS) took a big step today towards its goal of becoming a low-cost lithium producer, by completing offtake arrangements for its flagship Pilgangoora project in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. Investors were clearly pleased with the deal, bidding up the stock 30% to 44
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By GoldSilverWorlds Trading gold and betting markets; not particularly two things that you would really associate with each other. They operate in different markets and the profiles of the people who do each often differ vastly; however despite these differences, there are actually some trends and patterns that run true in both. The prospect of
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By GoldSilverWorlds While geopolitical events continue to create market anxiety, gold prices are unlikely to surge higher according to the options market. In fact, gold options volatility, reflected by the CBOE’s gold implied volatility index GVZ, is nearing a 7-year low, which was last hit, in mid-March. Current levels reflect market complacency. While it appears
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By Rob Otman Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) is a $201 billion company today. Investors that bought shares one year ago are sitting on a 6.45% total return. That’s below the S&P 500’s return of 17.12%. Pfizer stock is underperforming the market. It’s beaten down, but recently beat earnings expectations. So is it a good time to
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