by Chris Vermeulen of The Technical Traders There has been quite a bit of chatter related to precious metals lately. The rally in Cryptos, particularly Bitcoin, and various other stocks have raised expectations
by UPFINA The new $1,400 stimulus has a lower income cap than the prior two rounds of checks. The first two rounds had limits of $75,000 per individual and $150,000 per
by confoundedinterest17 Between the financial crisis in 2008 and the Covid crisis in early 2020, The Federal Reserve has rode to the rescue of investors and Wall Street. With interest rates
by confoundedinterest17 The Federal Reserve’s bazooka fired by Jerome Powell back in March helped to stimulate the stock market while helping to lower mortgage interest rates. Until recently. The problem is
by Pascal Hugli via Mises Money—the magical power it has over people is almost universal. But whether we earn it, spend it, or save it, we hardly ever think about the following questions:
I love this chart I stole from @ThinkTankCharts. "People buy the most at the top, and the least at the bottom." – B. Farrell. pic.twitter.com/fkzS4m2pgq — Lance Roberts (@LanceRoberts) December
The rich aren’t just getting richer. They’re getting there faster than the rest of America’s workers. During the last economic expansion, from 2009 to 2019, average yearly wages for the
by Przemyslaw Radomski via Sunshine Profits As 2020 is wrapping up, investors are trying to narrow down the target for gold’s bottom in the coming weeks. And as the yellow metal is experiencing
Here we are again. Real yields suggesting major bottom in gold. Silver's recent resilience also adds to this case. Up again on a down day for gold. Time for the
BULLARD: IF FED NEEDS TO PROVIDE MORE STIMULUS, ASSET BUYING LIKELY BEST PATH — *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaOne) October 6, 2020 *POWELL: `RISKS OF OVERDOING IT' ON AID SMALLER THAN TOO
European bank stocks hit rock bottom, AGAIN! pic.twitter.com/51Gclqsn9a — jeroen blokland (@jsblokland) September 22, 2020
by Frank Holmes, CEO, U.S. Global Investors At least through 2023: That’s how long the Federal Reserve expects near-zero interest rates to last as it seeks to support an economy
Markets put bottom on high volatility, high volume and fear. What you have seen during the recent 10% plunge was the exact opposite. This period closely resembles Oct-Nov 2018 in
Democrats Hit Rock Bottom On Election Tactics. It is indicative of the fact that the Democrats are much less overconfident than they were four years ago that they have unleashed
Not even massive street riots, hordes of lawless vagrants burning cities throughout the United States and a dead-heat presidential election could help Matt Drudge’s spiraling news site in August. The
by Kimble Charting The U.S. Dollar ran into a perfect storm in 2020: a pandemic (Coronavirus), an easy Federal Reserve, and trillions of dollars in government stimulus. The result has been a