by 3STmotivation To say we had an interesting few weeks in the uranium sector would be a massive understatement. We have seen new geopolitical support for nuclear power and a massive new catalyst in the form of the newly formed …
Catalysts 1) Mueller report soon 2) Bad or no trade deal 3) Weak economic data 4) China deval 5) Banks guide down 6) Brexit 7) North Korea 8) Buybacks are being turned off 9) Hawkish Fed 10) Strong Dollar 11) …
via macromon: Gold is looking interesting. Fundamentally, it shouldn’t as the Fed is tightening the screws on liquidity, the ECB is ready to stop the printing press, and international reserves continue to decline. Check out the chart. Higher lows since August, …
Authored by Michael Lebowitz via RealInvestmentAdvice.com, The 1987 stock market crash, better known as Black Monday, is frequently deemed a historical anomaly.Unlike the crashes of 1929, 2000, 2008 and other smaller ones, many investors are under the false premise that …
by Victor Mozambigue With bond yields rising on one side and the prices of gold rising on another, a global financial crisis has become a possibility. Experts are predicting a recession. However, you can clearly see that it is not …
by Viraj Shah Amidst markets soaring high and the unemployment rates at 4.6%, there is ample fuel to the fire of an imminent economic crash in 2017. While the Trumphoria is still trying to hold the stock market, it …