Investment Watch Blog

In our market wrap note yesterday, we said that the Chinese Yuan surged to its strongest against the dollar since June 2018, rising above 6.50, and was now “at a critical level that has prompted volatility-inducing devaluations in the past.” This was only the latest time in the past few weeks we have speculated that the … Read more

https://www.abcfulldocumentary.com/2021/01/the-panama-papers-2018-full-documentary.html   Alex Winter’s absorbing documentary is about how the new corrupt elite who are hoarding the world’s wealth off-shore got dragged into the open. Shell companies. Off-shore accounts. Hidden tax shelters. All in shady countries with lots of palm trees but not much in the way of legal inspection or surveyance. Over the years, … Read more

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by Chris Kimble Over the years, active investors turn to several indicators to gauge market returns. And these indicators are used over varying timeframes, depending on the data and chart duration. We often look to price patterns to highlight strengthening trends (breakouts) and trend reversals. Today we look at a unique indicator and marry it … Read more

by Chris Kimble The U.S. Dollar got hit hard in 2020, declining nearly 7 percent (year over year) and as much as 12 percent from peak to trough during year. This weakness in King Dollar has been a tailwind for commodities and stocks alike. See my recent articles on Silver out-performance as well as the Dow Industrials rally reaching … Read more

What we had seen in 2020 was no doubt impressive. Stocks were driven higher and higher. Tech stocks were rising high. We can see how much the U.S. dollar, currency, money, has been affected by the infusion of digital dollars pumped into the system. This is clearly to devalue the cash you have in the … Read more

by Michael Snyder The results from Georgia are going to have enormous implications for the financial markets.  If Democrats win both of the seats that are up for grabs, that will give them control of the Senate, the House of Representatives and the White House.  For the first time since the first two years of … Read more

by Dave Kranzler of Investment Research Dynamics Gold, silver and mining stocks are historically cheap in relation to the size of the money supply. And the Fed assured us after its December FOMC meeting that a lot more money supply is coming. Furthermore, mining stocks both have formed a powerful consolidation base after the huge rally last summer … Read more

by Lance Roberts Welcome to 2021. As we kick off a new year, we begin with the S&P 500 trading at historical extremes. It is essential to have some perspective to set reasonable expectations for future returns and quantify the “risk” of something going wrong. As we discussed with our RIAPRO.NET subscribers yesterday, the real risk to the market in … Read more

When it came to the Soviet Union, President Ronald Reagan said America should “trust, but verify.” Now, as the Chinese Communist Party has broken promise after promise, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo calls for a policy of “distrust but verify.” In this episode, we sit down with Sec. Pompeo to discuss why it is … Read more

by confoundedinterest17 Is the US printing its life away? M1 Money is growing at 53.2% YoY as ISM Manufacturing Prices skyrocket to 77.6. Since The Fed’s favorite inflation measure, core Personal Consumption Expenditure Expenditures (PCE) growth was 1.40% YoY at its Q3 2020 reading, the latest M1 and ISM Price readings indicate the US Core PCE YoY … Read more